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Post Office Notice

Sk. Alamgir (c/o s.s. Emerick), W. H. Atkins, Mrs. Fay Balley. Srtas. Bayot (Josefina y Carmen), Mrs. Bekker, Charles Black (Chief Wireless Ship Dartford), Misa H. Margaret Boe, Edwin C. Bok. Can- ton Trust Co. Ltd., Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Carley, Baldwin Carpenter. Mrs. John T. Chord (8.8. Scotts- burg), S. S. Chowdhery, Clem Ah Chee, Chas. T. Cobb (38, Arizaba), Colonial Drug Co., Mrs. W. C. Cowan, Miss Amnis Crabb, Arthur B. Dalton, Rev. and Mrs. Warren Denton. Webster Dortun, Dousolds. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Dunbar, Eastern Export Co., F. M. Ellwood, P. W. Fisher, Foreign Investments, Ltd... Dr. C. C. Goldsberry, Madam Lottle Gordon, Great Asta Co., M. Green- feld, Mrs, Genevieve Gregory (Raymond Whitcomb Tour). S. Hands (Messrs. Mansfeld & Co.), Dolan Herd. Herlotson Gor- don Reeves, S. H. C.. Hinds (m.v. Bullmouth, Ho To Ming, T. F. Hough. International Dispensary. Messrs. Jeffery Co. Mrs. Cora Kelly. Miss I. Kent (c/o Miss E. Farrell), Klang-su Farmers' Bank, Ltd., H. W. Lambert (Distributing Authority), Madame Stanisława "Tien Foo. Charles Lowe, Luk Hai Ting (c/o W. F. Kwap), Majestic Hotel. H. H. Marks, Mrs. T. V. Miller. Miss C. Morton, The New Asia Trading Co.. Northern Trad- Ing Corporation. Daniel W. A. . O'Connell, Ovejero & Hall, Mrs. J. Pano (Rente! Agency). Premier Radio Co.. O. Price, E. C. Ray Roberto Stamp Co., Hugh Robert- son. Sandilands Buttery & Co., Gifthouse Shiraz, H, M. Sin, A. A. da Silva, Tal Kwong Resin Co.. Miss L Napler Thomson, Richard Tidy, Frank W. Tse, Tung Yu Trading Co. Urdon Export Co.. G. L. Vars (c/o Hotel Aberdeen), Dr. W. T. Wang.. Mrs. E F. Wilson, A. Wing & Co., Yong Ann Slang. Peter Yoong.

REGISTERED ARTICLES. Canton Trust Co., Ltd. (c/o Stephen Nom Lee), China Dental Supply Co.. Chung Wah Christian Young Men & Women Association, Mr. Haughland (c/o Chief Engi- neer), "Hong Kong Dally News, William Jackson (c/o Daliy Bulle- tín), Ke Trðung Nguyen Eam Mê- Cormick. Charles Mordaunt, Mrs. A. M. Patel, Ping Trung Yu, G. M. Samuels, Mrs. Tsang Tsu Shi (Oriental Investment Co., Ltd.), Wong 'Po Zung.

P.C. FROST

Large Attendance At Valley

The funeral of Mr. Philip Claud Frost; who met his death as the result of a motor accident in Waterloo Road on Coronation Day. took place at the Protestant Cemetery on Saturday afternoon. when military honours were corded.'

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The late Mr. Frost was a mem- ber of the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps and attended the Coronation review at Happy Val- ley a few hours before the tragedy.

At the funeral on Saturday the chief mourners were Mr. J. R. Masson and Mr. C.-C. Roberts, of Messrs. Butterfield and Swire.

The Rev. H. W. Bulnes officiated at the graveside. Two buglers from the Seaforth. Highlanders sounded the "Last Post."

The pall-bearers were CQMS. Edwards, Sgt. J. L. Tetley, Pte. K. W. Salter. Pte. Redman, Pte W. M. Groves and Pte. Gliore.

Among those who attended were Lt. Col. R. C. B. Anderson, M.C., Commandant of the HK.V.D.C., Captain G. S. Frizelle. Captain G., Stewart, Lt. LB. Holmes, Captain V. C. Branson, Lt. A. G. Marshall, Lt. C. de Sallie Robert, Lt. R. M. Wood, C.S.M. C. E Terry, C.Q.M.S. R. A. Edwards, Mr. A. K. Mackenzie. Captain H. Owen- Hughes, Lt. J. A. M. Rice-Evans, Dr. F. Bunje, Mr. A. L. Sullivan, Mr. E W. Loveless, M2, J. C. M. B. & S. and many others. Grenham. members of the Staff of

FLORAL TRIBUTES

Wreaths were sent from "His Sorrowing Family," Basle, Dudley. and Terence, Red, Johnnie. Bobby, Ronnie and Babs, Ann and Barry: Teddy, Dave, Dorothy and Freddle. Len and Lofty. Shefia and Janie, Barbara, Joan, His Messmates. His Rugger Friends, A. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Blake and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Branson, Major and Mrs. G. A Beale-Brownle, Mr. H T. Buxton, Dr. F. Bunje. Mrs. E Coober, Noreen and Pat. Harry Cockle, Marie R. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Collings, Bill Cunnie, Luk Kang-cheung. Mr. Luk Ding- cheung. Mr. J. C. Dunbar, Mr. H. L. G. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. L G Frost, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fincher, Eva Finlong. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gerrard, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Groves, Winifred Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hyde-Lay. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Low. Mr. J. R. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Millar, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Oliver, Mr. R. G: Parker, Miss Anne Fayen Street, Purkes, T. M. Parsons" Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Peers, Bella and Betty Pestonjl, John E. Potter, Pat and Molly Portallion, Miss Mary Rattes, Mr. and Mrs. C. de S. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Roberts, Mr. V. Gordon Smith, Mr. Tam Yum- chuen, Dr. T. L. Tan, Nam Tai, Mr. and Mrs. Westlake, Mr. J. C. L. Wong, Mr. C. P. Wong, A. F. Walk- den, Yeung Yam. Leung Yew, Mr. E. Zimmern.

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS Factori, from Tandlongpriok. Ignato, from Macao. Irvingcom, from Amoy. Liemthiansloe. Kowloon, from Canton.

Lunecheung Sansiu,. from Hanol. Henrique Pereira, Kowlotel, from Macao.

Chinese Dragons

Much has already been written about the wonderful Chinese Dragona which have added so much to the galety of life and to the pleasure of the multitude, but an interesting Incident of their last appearance in the streets is worthy of mention.

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Passing through Statue Square for the last time on Friday night the two most important Dragons made obeisance in conventional fashion to the Cenotaph and to the statue of Queen Victoria. pausing for a suitable time before the statues and going through a regular ceremonial in front of them.

Then they had a last final fing on Statue Pier gambolling in and out of the pillars and cofling and uneclling in grand style.

Everyone speaks with praise ht the skill and "technique" shewn by their crews, and many say it would be a very good idea to send one of these wonderful creatures to Lon- don to take part in the Lord Mayor's Show, so that people in England could enjoy their anties.

WARRANT MISSING

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1937.

COURT NEWS

IN

BRIEF

Bag Snatcher Gaoled

Mrs Julia Wagner. of Na. 224 B. Nathan Road, was the victim of a

bag-matching incident Ovi the evening of May 13. A Chinese was arrested and appeared before Mr.

Himsworth at the Kowloon Magistracy on Saturday.

. Detective Sub-Inspector Cun- ningham said that on the day in question about p.m. Mrs. Wagner was waiting for a bus near Austin Road. Delendant came up and smucked her on the face and snat- ched the bag and bolted.

Fusillers Vale and Hagby, of "B" Company. Royal Welch Fusiliers, who were in the vicinity, gave chase and arrested the culprit.

Defendant was sentenced to six months' hard labour with twelve strokes of the cane.

His Worship thanked the soldiers for their ready assistance.

Four hypoderia syringes were ordered to be confiscated by Mr. E. Hinisworth at the Kowloon Magis- tracy on Saturday morning on the application of Detective Inspector A. E. Carey who visited No. 178, Shanghai Street, arst floor where the instruments were found.

Wong Hok-chal, the principat tenant was not present at the time uf the visit and could not be found by the police.

BOY SCOUTS

ASSOCIATION

List Of Subscriptions

The following is a list, of the Subscriptions, which have been re- Assn. for 1937, ceived by the Hongkong Boy Scouts

H. E. the Governor, Sir

Andrew Caldecott

H. E. the Officer Administer-".

ing the Government, Mr. N. L. Smith

His Honour Sir Atholl Mac-

gregor

$100

50

10

His Honour Mr. R. E. Lindsell... 10 Lt. Col. E. E. Mockler-Ferry-

AM

300

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson... 25 The Hon. Mr. M. T. Johnson... 25 D. C. Edmondston B. Wylle

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10

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10

10

F. A. Mackintosh M. P. Talati G. G. Wood Lau Ping Chai... Tang Shlu Kiu Dr. Li Shu Fan Loo Koon Kan

Loo Koon Hang T. E. Fearce

L. Kadoorie

CRIMINAL

SESSIONS

Murder Case On List

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Nine cases will be heard by the Chlef Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Criminal Sessions commenc- ing to-morrow, Including one of murder and one of manslaughter.

Two men, Tang Fu and. Chan' Kul, who were comitted for telal for the alleged murder of Li Ching. serffolding contractor, whose de- composed body was found on a hillside above Anderson Road on March 8, have been set at liberty on application by the Attorney Gineral who has filed a fölli pro- sequi.

The following is the Sessions List:

Chu Ha and Chu Kwai charged with unlawful possession of arms.

Ho Kim-hung charged with wounding with intent and with wounding.

Chan Lo, allas Chan Yuk-nam, allas Chan Hing. Chung San-chi and Chan Tsan charged with mur- der.

Ahmed Din charged with man- slaughter..

Chan Hung charged with breach of Deportation Ordinance.

Chan Mei, Yuen Tung, and Ll Kwong and Liu Yu each charged with unlawful possersion of danger- ous drugs.

Pang Yik-plu charged with in- porting counterfeit coins and with possession of counterfelt coins.

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ITALIAN CONVENT PUPIL'S DEATH

A 15-year-old student, Miss Mary F. So, of the Italian Con- vent, who had been ill in the French Hospital, passed away on Friday afternoon.

The funeral took place on Saturday at the Roman Catholic Cemetery, the Rev. Fr. A. Grampa. of La Salle College, conducting the service.

CORONATION

FATALITY.

The funeral of the late Luong, Van Hao, an Annamite office-boy attached to the French Consulate

10 who crashed to his death when he 10 fell from the verandah of the 10 fourth floor of Alexandra Building on Thursday, took place on Satur- 10 day at the Chinese Cemetery. Soo- 10 kunpoo.

10

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S. T. Williamson B. Sze Wing

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5

A. Morse

5

Eu Tong Sen, Esq.

R. A. Rodgers

5

G. 8. Archbutt, Esq.

"R. & D."

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$475

"A Well-wisher"

THE CHAI WAN DEBT. List of Donations Received, Sir Robert Ho Tung

11.00 Du

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for GIRLS

Shady Floral Prints

in all šizes and

designs,

White Panamas and Summer Straws

from: $6.95

Washable

Hats for

the Toddlers

from: $2.25

from: $3.50

LANE • CRAWFORD • LTD.

The House of Quality & Service

S. J. A., B.

Haw Par Accident Station

The third day of the Dragon procession brought in its train a crop of accidents many of which required Transport to Hospital by Ambulance.

A: 7.45 p.m. A mendicant, in a 200.00 state of exhaustion and collapse 25.00 was picked up in Tang Loopk Street: conveyed to the Tung Wan $1,225.00 Hospital.

At 9.30 p.m. Wong Shiu Ying, a Further donations will be grate-woman of 21 years of age collapsed fully received by Messrs. Thomson in Queen's Road West near the & Co., Accountants to the Boy

Western Market and was taken to Scouts Association, York Building. the GC.H. for observation and Hong Kong.

treatment.

New Traffic Regulations

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Butterfield and Swire, Chinese staf. (Butterfield and Swire), Superintendents C.N. Co., Engineer superintendents Staff C.N. Co.. Manager MBK., Gande, Price and Co, Ltd., Messrs. Der A. Wing Co., Holt's Wharf, Wang Kee and Co.. Built-up and silent zories and it is being used for fire brigade, Members of the Water Police Mess, parking restrictions are

ambulatice or police purposes. incor- Captain and Officers (sa. Taiping, porated in new Trafic Regulations

SILENT ZONES Rugby Fifteen 2nd Bn., The Royal published on Saturday's Welch Fusiliers, All Ranks, Hong ernment Gazette. A speed exceed-

Goy- The tollowing regulation is in- Kong Volunteer Defence Corps, mg 30 m.p.h. will now be illegal

serted under the heading "Bells and horns": Corps First Battery A. and Lin the residential and commercial Section. "Hong Kong VD.O., Off- area in the City of Victoria, Kow- eers, N.C.O's and men No. 1 loon and New Kowloon, the actual Machine Gun Company, H.K.V.D.C., and All Ranks No. 2 Pistoon No. Machine Gun Company, Hong Kong V.D.C.

of the Royal Hong Kong Golf As a mark of respect, the flags

Club, Messrs. Butterfield

and were

flown at half-mast on Saturday. Swire, and Holt's Wharf

POLICE OFFICERS

FAREWELLED

Umitations being those of the In- terpretation Ordinance, Section 393, of 1811

The Regulations are more spéci- nc in defining the silent zones.

The Gazette states:

Notwithstanding anything con- tained in these regulations, no per- son ahal sound any instrument" Atted to any vehicle or tramcar for signalling its approach by sound between the hours of mid- night and 6 a.m., on any road or street in any silent area.

11.25 p.m. A man Lai Fook 31 years, one of the Manipulators of the Dragon, collapsed from heart failure: transferred to the G.C.A. for treatment.

12.30 (midnight) a case of a fractured Lower right arm to Leung Wun, male, was taken in response to a call from Hennessy Road to the G.C.H

REGISTRY WEDDING

The wedding took place between Mr. Vietor Robert Chan, clerk of Underwriters Savings Bank and of No. 29 Cedar Street, second floor.

For the purposes of this regula- | Kowloon, son of Mr. James Robert

A No person shall drive a motortion these areas shall be silent vehicle on a road or street in any areas: built-up area at a speed exceeding

thirty miles per hour.

For the purposes of this regula- tion, the areas in the following table shall be bulit-up areas:

The City of Victoria, as defined in section 39B (5) "of the Inter- pretation Ordinance, 1911.

New Kowloon, as defined in sec.

In the City of Victoria:

Chan, and Miss Constance Chat.

of No. 47 Village Road, Arst floor. Hong Kong, daughter of the late

The area bounded by and includ- Mr. Chai Chong Yée, in the pre- ing on the west Queen Victoria sence of the bridegroom's father Street, on the north Connaught and the bride's mother. Mrs. Chall Road, on the east Jackson Road Chee. and on the south Queen's Road. "'

In Kowloon:

Mr. T.S. Whyte-Smith, Registrar of Marriages, officiated.

'AT HOME" ON SHIP

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A NECESSARY REFRESHMENT

WHEN“ GOOD COMPANIONS MEET.

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H. HONDA & CO. TXL. 20720.

HERE THEY STOP!

A large number of friends ga-

The whole area south of a divid- We have been notified by Police thered on board the P. and O. liner 398 2 of the Interpretation Or-side of Jordan Road and Gascoigne Kosbon, as defined in section Ing line passing along the north Headquarters that a P.W.D. Water-Ranpura on Saturday to bid fare-dinance, 1911. works house entering Warrant No: well to Mr. and Mrs. F. Grant and

Road, east of its junction with

either end in an easterly and west- Jordan Road, and produced at

erly direction respectively to the

A large and representative ga- THE SIGN OF Under these Regulations motor sea.

thering attended the "At Home" PROTECTION ists will not be allowed to travel This regulation shall not apply Biancamano, the Lloyd Triestino held on board the 8.3. Conte over 30 miles per hour in the en- to any vehicle on any occasion liner which has just been trans- tire city areas of Kowloon, Kow-when it is being used for fire bri-

Ordinance, 1911.

23 bearing the name of In Ban Mr. and Mrs. T. Murphy, of, the tlon 308 (3) of the Interpretation Yuen was lost at 0.15 am. on May Police, who are retiring on pension. 13 at the Ferry Wharf. The finder Is requested to return the warrant

to the nearest police station.

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WINE MERCHANT

LEAVES £553,000

Among those present were the Hon. Mr. T. H. King and Mrs. King, M.B.E., Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Perdue, Mr. W. La Bart Sparrow. Mr. H. G. Baker, Mr. B. Pascoe, Mr. A. K. Taylor, Mrs. White, Mr. A Taylor, Mr. D. Taylor, Mr. J. C 8. Fender, Mr. J. Murphy, Mr. R. Mr. John Linsley Lenton, Not-Cunningham, Mr. C. P. Fallon, Mrs. tinghamshire, founder of the Hull 8. Logan. Mr. L. R. Whant, Mr. A firm of r. Linsley and net were pectores Monos Ng Muk, Ine- merchants, left £553,807 (net per- pector All Mohamed Inspector Bonalty £509,181). Estate City Chiang, Mr. Lau Man Cho and £174,317,

many others.

foon Cly, Kowloon Tong, or any-gade, ambulance or police purposes.ferred to the Far East run from where where there are buildings New Regulations have been the Atlantic service.

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in the residential area of the main brought into force regarding car This is the Conte Blancamano's land.

parking.

maiden voyage to the Far East

between 8 am, and p.m. no motor voyage to Europe, having recently They state that during the hours and she is now on ber return vehicle shall be allowed to remain passed through this port on her continuously on any car park to way to Shanghal She left last which this regulation applies for evening for Italy via Singapore, a longer period than two hours. Dolombo, Bombay and Port Said.

The same will apply to the 18- land. speeding over 30 m.p.h. will be prohibited in the city, Happy Valley, Went Point, etc.

This regulation shall not apply to any vehicle on an occasion when

40, JOHNATON Road Hore Kong.

Remember that the time which is so dange.cus to Winter Clothing, if stored away without thought of project.on—is almost here.

ZORIC Dryclean all Winter Cloth- ing before putting away and feel assured they are not only thoroughly. Clean and Odourless but positively Dry, which is so essential before storing.

ZORIC

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THE STEAM LAUNDRY!