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SUNDAY

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EXCURSIOS,

From Macso

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1937.

DEMANDED

MONEY

FROM WOMAN

Chinese Sent To Gaol For Mean Trick

Chau Tung, 28, unemployed, ap- peared before Mr. K. Keen at the Kowloon Police Court yesterday. morning on three charges of (a) theft of a letter on October 22, (b) demanding money. on a forged document on October 25 and (c) breach of the Deportation Ordin- ance..

Detective Bergt. Franklin, out- Uning the ease, said that defen- dant stole a letter from the en- trance to a house at Cheungsha- wan Road, addressed to Cheng Kwal-ylp from her brother. Hav- ing read the contents defendant re-wrote the letter in his own way that Informing Cheng, Kwal-yip

was required to transfer she sum of $20 to a certain man who would come to call for it.

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The complainant, although sus- picious of the tone of the letter, did not make on report to the po- ice.

RETURNED BANISHEE

Three days later, defendant call-

This victim of Japanese barbarism was employed in a small hospital in Hongkew. With hands tied behind his back and blind- folded, he was bayonetted in the back of the neck and pushed into the river. He is the only survivor of nine men, and is an inmate of the Chinese Lester Hospital at present.

VARIETY

ed in person claiming that he was At

CONCERT

,

Queen's Theatre On Nov. 17

the man to whom the former let- fer was referred. He then demand- ed the sum of $20 as meritioned.

The "variety concert to be held Complainant's husband, who had been aware of the trick, detained at the Queen's Theatre on Wednes- defendant and handed him over day, November 17, under the aus- to the police who later discovered pices of the Y's Men's Club or that defendant was a banishee, Hong Kong, promises to be a most having been deported from the Colony for 10 years in 1935.

..GUILTY FLRA Defendant pleaded guilty to all the charges and was sentenced to four months' imprisonment.

the informed Sergt. Franklin Court that the letter which should have been delivered to complain- ant on the third floor of the house, was left on the letter box

of the adjacent premises. The postman was partly to blame for this negligence, and a report had already been made to the postal authorities,

HUGE INCREASE

-IN BUS TRAFFIC

Sonu interesting facts regarding the local bus transport since tremendous influx of refugees into result of the Hong Kong as 2 Sino-Japanese hostilities. were re- vealed by Mr. D. B. Evans at the Central Magistracy. yesterday? when he appeared before Mr. R. A.. D. Forrest to answer,

are now

enjoyable event. It is being staged with a very commendable purpose In view, and that is to raise funds for war fellef in North China.

in full Preparations swing, and judging by the list of well-known names contained in the proposed programme, the show should turn out to be a great suc cess.

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BATTLING RIO SHINES

H.K.. Boxer Wius At Singapore

of

News have been received from R10, Singapore that "Battling" the welterweight champlon Hong Kong, making his first ap- pearance at the New World Arena,

Singapore, scored an easy victory against Harold Windsor, a tough

boxer of the Straits Settlements in an eight 3-minute rounds bout.

It is note-worthy that Harold Windsor bad" 32 fights to his re- cord in Singapore, and is consider- ed one of the toughest Welter- weights in Malaya. It was „stated that Harold "Windsor took severe punishment, only his ruggedness stood him out. "Battling" Rio amazed the crowd of about 2,500 m his gameness and skill.

George Goncharoff and some, of his star pupils are going to staze several new dances. Then there is

"Battling" Rio gave a very fine. little Dellie Ellis, a clever Ettle

exhibition at the Po Hing Theatre, youngster from Shanghai, whose inimitable musical turns have won

Kowloon, a few months ago when her enormous popularity in concert he met "Fus." Morgan in a 10 and radio work up north. Jack round bout. Previous to these only tooghts, he won several on the K.Ö. Grenham, who is seen seldom, will be making a very wel-

côme reappearance.

route. B Bash'em." a Malayan Chinese, and "Sky" Lee, the Hong

A full programme will be pub-Kong Chinese star boxer, among lished later.

BRITISH STEAMEK

RELEASED.

London, Oct. 29.

Stanray, The London- steamer

them.

TO MEET FERNANDEZ "Battling" Rio was a star púpil of the Sunshine Gymnasium, Kow- Joon. His trainer says that if he keeps a cool head, he should make further progress. "Rio" expresses his wish to meet Ignacio the Welterweight Fernandez, Champion of the Orient who is now fighting in Singapore, and that he is confident of beating the des: Fupino.

on behalf of the China Motor Bus 880 tons, which was captured by

For SKIN TROUBLES Company, a total of 32 summonses Spanish Insurgent

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LIVERPOOL SERVICE

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Rotterdam & Glasgow

Sails 7 NOV., for Liverpool & Glasgow.

NÉW YORK SERVICE "TROILUS**

Sails 7 NOV., for Boston. New York,

Philadelphia and Baltimore, vin, Cape of Good Hope. PACIFIC SERVICE (via DUBIN, KOBE, NAGOYA & TORGUIANA "TYNDAREUS Sails 18 NOV., for Victoria, Vancouver

& Snattio

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2 NOV., From UK. via Straits "NELESS" "EURYLOCHUS "3 NOV., From New York

6 NOV., From. U.K, via Straits "SABPEDOY

5. NOV. From Pacific via Japan

"TYNDAREUS"

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limited passenger accommodation

For freight, pange rates and information apply to

Butterfield & Swire,

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for overcrowding.

Mr. Evans showed that since May traffic returns on Route No. 3 Blake Pler to the University via Garden Road and Catrie. Road) had increased over 100 per cent passengers carried for September numbering 143.979 against 71 527 for May.

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. He said that conditions were absolutely abnormal and that the Ibe fault lay not so much with Company, but with the passengers. Out of a total of 18 summonses the against the conductors of Company, said Mr. Evans, fourteen had been duplicated against the management.

Inspector S. C. Saunders, who withdraw prosecuted. agreed to these summonses and to proceed only against the manager.

ed

After lengthy evidence Was taken, Hls Worship sald he regard. the summonses purely and the view of public simply from danger, danger to the passengers and other users of the road. In respect of the 14 summonses against the manager, a fine of $5 on each was imposed. On the four against the conductors, a fine of $3 each was inflicted.

MR. W.J. KESWICK Engagement To Daughter Of Sir Francis Lindley

London, Oct. 29. The engagement is announced

between William. Johnston Keswick,

trawler од

Tuesday was released on Wednes day. The release followed repre- sentations by the British troyers Electra and Escort that the

If "Rio" beats Fernandez, he is outside territorial certain of a good welcome in the steamer was

United States. He possesses a ter- waters when captured off Aviles in northern Spain. The two destroy-rinc. right punch. and, according ers were sent to investigate follow- to his eld trainer, he will go far ing a wireless report from Stanray.

British Wireless Service.

FOSSILIZED

CRAB. UNEARTHED

London, Oct. 29.

the

A fossilized crab has been un- earthed during excavation work on the Highgate tube extension at a depth of approximately 86 feet

Landon clay

Eocene of the in period-the earliest of four divi- slons of the Tertiary era, Cal culations suggest that London clay some 50.000.000 was deposited years ago—- British Wireless Service.

NEWS BREVITIES The for wing reports were made to the police yesterday!--

Mr. A. Simpson residing at No. 290 Prince Edward Road, states he

lost an attache case containing

and a some Important papers cigarette lighter, between the 3.5. Ranchi and his residence.

Mr. Littlewood, residing at the

of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and YMCA, notines the loss of his

Co. Ltd, and Mary. Foungest motor cycle at Gascoigne Road, daughter of Siz, Francis. Lindley.. where it was parked..

P.C., G.C.M.G., C.B., CEE., former -British Ambassador to Japan..

Reuter.

R.M.A. “DORADO"

Miss Kew lost a handbag con-

in the world of Boxing.

WEATHER REPORT

- ROYAL OBSERVATORY HONG KONG

The

FOREIGN

MAILS

CHRISTMAS PARCEL MAIL FOR GREAT BRITAIN

The Christmas Parcel Mail for Great Britain will be closed in the General Post Office and Kovicon Central Post Office at

5 p.m. on Friday, the 12th November pers. s. "Comorin." Public are kindly requested to post early.

This mail is due to arrive at London on the 17th December.

The Public are reminded that the postage on Printed Papers, Commercial Papers, Samples and Small Packets must be fully prepaid. Insufficiently prepaid Printed Papers, sto. are NOT forwarded,

Letters, Postcards and Samples for Europe and South America are forwarded "vis Siberia" if so superscribed.

INWARD. MAILS

SHANGHAI JAPAN HAIEROND MAN LA

HAIPHONG

FROM

BANGKOK and SWATOW JAPAN.

NANGHand Foocow SHANGHAI and AMor Steatri and Horow

·CALOUTTA and dieLite

Air Mall by "Imperial Airways. Direct Service"-London date. 23rd October

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30th Oct,

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30th Oct.

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30th Oct

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30th Oct.

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30th Oct

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Blat Oct.

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1st Nov.

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1st Nov,

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1st Nov.

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2nd Nov.

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2nd Nov,

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2nd Nov.

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Africa Mur

3rd Nov

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3rd Nov.

Emo. of Russia

3rd Nov

Torukuni Muru

4th Nov

8th Nov.

Pan-America.

3th Nov.

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Bangalore Tyndare

8th Nov,

5th Nov.

Tras, Coolidge Tiisalak..

Ath Nov..

5th Nov.

STRAITS and London Paroela London 1

date, 30th September... STRAITE BERAITS

Sarperton...

8th Nov.

Kalori Mar

eth Nov.

Anyo Maru

7th Nov

ASSTRADA And Manila

CANADA, U.S.A.,"mid Japan (Vancouver)

B.C

18th Ootaber) JAPAN

7.8.A. HONOLULU and JAPAN (S) 9th October) Prancias

Air Mail by *Fan-Amérienn Air. Direct Service"=82: WEJI Francisco date, 27th October,.- JAPAN... JAPAN

O.H.A. HONOLULU and JAPAN 78a)

Francis, 18th October) JAVA

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OUTWARD MAILS

REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where maile are advertised to close as or before • am., ngistered Cand parcel meile are closed at # p.m. in the previous day...

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For

BATURRAX

Batavia, Mauritius, Reunion, Madagascar

and South Africa

Mal for “K.L.M. Service”..... due Amsterdam, 7th Nov.

Straits, Cavion, india, “nal, and Saeth Africa, Aden, Egypt and EUROPE via Marie Marseilles, th November

Air Mail for North China and Nanking (via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" (To further points by surface trans. port us Services permit). Haiphong

Bangkok...

Manila.. Shanghai

*Manila, Rabaol, Australia and Now Zealand Brisbane-due Brisbane, 17th November

Fas

Hai Los..

Houtman

Carthage

Jarthage

Китанів

Plane

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8.30AM

9.00 A

G.P.O. &

K.P.O.

Reg. 9:30 AM ¡Ord.10.00 AM

G.P.O. & £.P.0. Beg. 30 b,9.45 AM Ord20b,10.30 AM

İG.P.O. &

K.P.O.

Reg. 9.0 am Ord.10.00 AM

3,00 P

43 PM

Soochow ...

Michael Jabeen

Pres. Grazi Szechu

4,30 PM

4,30 PM

(G.P.C & K.P.O.

Parcels

$1,00

Nellore

Reg. 1,Ord.

4.15

.500 PM

1. Lyremoon..

5,00 +

Faigon

10 am.. Oct. 29. Barometer (at sea level), 30.07

Japau and EUROPEvia Siberia...

... Takaoka Maru

5.00 Y

BUNDAY

Sunday.

31st,

9:00 A

Foochow

Hoilow and Pakhoi.

Swatow

1 Conte Verde

Hatching... Hailand

909

9.00 AM

Shanghai Konquicon

Tent Tee

MONDAY

minimum last

Haiphong

11341.

Temperature, 60 F. Hum, 74 per cent. Wind Direction, East...

Wind Force (Beaufort), 3. Temperature; maximum veste- day, 81 F.

Temperature. night, 12 F.

Rainfall for 24 hours, ending 10th to-day, nil.

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Total rainfall since January 1 20.83 int.

Against an average of 81.83 ins. Sunset to-night, 5.49 p.m. Sunrise to-morrow, 6,27 a.m,

4 p.m., Oct. 29. Barométer (at sea level),,20.37. Temperature, 78. Humidity, 77. Wind Direction, East. Wind Force (Beaufort), 4. Maximum tempera-

ture, 82. Minimum temperature, 12.

Rainfall. ni.

HONG KONG TIDE TARIJ From Oct. 20, to Foyamber 5. 1937.

LOW WATER HE WATER.

taining a fountain pen, à pair of glasses and $46 in cash, from a counter on the first ficor of the Bat 30 China Emporium on Thursday.

Bun, 31 afternoon while shopping there.

Mon

The RMB. "Dorado" left. Hong. Kong for Penang yesterday at 11.05 am. with two passengers, Mr. Richard Coke (British) from walking along Caine. Road, near Hong Kong to Baghdad and Mr. George Straker (British) from Hong Kong to Baghdad.

Mrs. Ng Plu-king had her hand- bag snatched last evening while Tues 2

She carried 3.574 kilos of freight and 290818 kilos of mail.

Wed.

Thur,

41

Aberdeen, Street, The bag con- tained $281 in cash and a sub- scription book belonging to the Hong Kong Women's War, Rellet Fri. Association.

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TUESDAY Manila Macaseer und Sourabaya Air Mall for North China, Sian & Nanking (via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" (To further points by surface trans. port as Services permit). Air Mail for "France Orient Service"--dae Marselles, 14th November.

Saigon, Ceylon, India, *East and South

Africa,

Egypt and EUROPE in Marseilla-due Marseilles, 20th November

WEDNESDAY

*Straits and *EUROPE via Marsello- dea Marsailles, 1st December-and London Parcels due London 8th December

*Siraite and Calcutia.

Bwtow

Fort Bayard and Haiphong

Htraita, Ceylon, Indu, East and South)

Africa Amoy

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NOVEMBER

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Monday,

Janion in

Tuesday,

Ljinagara

1st, 1.00 PM

ind, 8,30 AM

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Eurasia

K.P.O.

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Reg. 9:30 AM

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