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Saturday
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Wish day
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5.8. "KINSHAN"
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MAY.
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Genoa, R'dam., Brumen, Ifanīnieg
fare
Strelts & Ceylon
Alster Dail
Kelinmhorst ...
Scharberet
Singapore, letawan. Colombo
Mar.
7
Hingspor
Mar.
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Mur,
Shanghai & Japan
Shanghal, North'
Scharnhoral
Shanghai, Yokokatas. Kalm
Mar.
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1938.
FLOWER SHOW PRIZES
(Continued from Page 7)
VEGETABLES, ETC.
"FALSE" FINGER-
PRINTS
FOREIGN MAILS
Nasturtium, Mr. W. J. S. Key Man Shows How They be clearly marked "By Air Mail" and bear sufficient postage. In-
Open to all, except Peak Gardens 2. Mr. W. J. Anderson, and Chinese Market Gardeners.
Collection of Vegetables of a varieties.--1. Lady Ho Tung; Com- mended. Major G. M. Churcher.
Cabbages.-1. Mr. P. C. Potts; 2, Mrs. L. Dunbar,
Savoy Cabbages.-1. Mr. P. C. Potts.
Cauliflowers or Broccoli.-1, Mrs. E. M. Stapleton.
[
Pansies.-1, Dr. J. ÉL. Mont- somery; 2, Mr. F. C. Hall.
Violets.1, Mr. W. J. Anderson; 2. Mrs. J. K. Bousfield.
GENERAL EXHIBITS
Cut Roses, any colour-1. Mrs. J
Can Be Copied
Ordinary air mail letters may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes at Kowloon Post Omet and General Post Office. They should
sufficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the dedelency or forwarded by Steamer Service, at the discretion of the Post Office.
A man accused at Croydon Air Mall Services" to Shanghai, Nanking, Tsingtan, Tientsin Quarter Sessions recently of break-
Peiping are temporarily suspended, ing into Purleybury Lawn Tennis | Club pavilion and stealing goods Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America worth £7 10s demonstrated to the are forwarded via Siberia" if so superscribed.
T. Bagram: 2, Mrs. E. M. Stapleton Bench how finger-prints could be
Cut Flowers-1, Mrs J. T. Ba-"simulated."
grum.
He was. David Pearce, 30. of
1 vse of Cut Flowers (to be southsea-road, Croydon, and he Lettuces (Cabbage varieties-1.judged for decorative effect)-1,
was found not guilty and dis- Mr. P. C. Potts: 2. Mrs. W. T. Miss M. J. Loureiro; 2. Mrs. S. T
charged.
Stanton.
Lettuces (Cos varieties),-1, Lady Ho Tung: 2. Mrs. W. T. Stanton.
Endive.-1, Lady Ho Tung. Brussels Sprouts.--1 Lady Ho Tung.
Khol Rabi-1, Mrs. E. M. Staple- ton.
Williamson.
and
`INWARD MAILS
From
Por
Due
4th Mar. 4th Mar
4th Mar.
Pearce denled that a finger print] 1, basket of Cut Flowers for
found on the neck of a bottle was Holhow children aged 13 years and under.his. He produced a small mirror Bangkok and Swatow..... set up by the exhibitor without aid and arst pressed a pad of some Shanghai
Robertson.
||
Kwangtung Kwelyang.
Glenapp.
date, Imperial
Miss E. Sanger; 2; Master Aplastic substance against a prison Air Mall by "Imperial Airways
oficer's finger. Then he pressed Direct Service "-Londen the pad on a mirror.
24th February. "That," he said, "is a anger print Japan indus of this officer and his Anger has Japan
Austraila and Manila... not touched the mirror."
Table Decoration for Dinner or Luncheon.-1, 'Mrs. A. H. Compton; 12. Mrs. S. T. Williamson; 3, Miss M. J. Loureiro; 4. Mrs. C. B. Brown.
Display of Cut Flowers.1, Mrs.
T. Bagram.
Turnips-1; Lady Ho., Tung. Carrots.-1. Mr. E. J. R. Mitchell; |Lady Ho Tung
Parsnips-1. Commended. Mr. E.
J. R. Mitchell,
Onions, Lady Ho Tung. Leeks-1. Mr. E. J. R. Mitchell, Futatoes-1, Mr. E. J. R. Mitchell. Radishes-1, Mrs. E. J. R. Mit- (chell; 2. Lady To Tung.
Beets.1, Mrs. E. M. Stapleton: 2. Lady Ho Trung.
Celery-1. Mrs. W. T. Stanton;
Mr. P. C. Potts..
Tomatoes.-1. Lady Ho Tung: Major G. M. Churcher.
Peas-1, Mrs. W. T. Stanton: 2. Mr. P., C. Potts,
French Beans.1, Lady Ho Tung.
·VEGETABLES, ETC, FROM PEAK
Collection of Vegetables of 6 or more varieties.-1. Mr. F. C. Hall; 2. Dr. J. H. Montgomery,
He said he had experimented Saigon.... with a mixture which could be Dairen Group of Bulbs-1, Mrs. J. T.
spread on a door handle or stair Japan Bagram.
Straits rail, Group of Cacti and Succulents-person whose prints were wanted Straits
or on any place which a 1. Mrs. J. T. Bagram.
Dwarf Plant.-1. Mr. Eu Tong- sen.
iton.
Haiphong would be likely to touch.
FRENCH POLICE "BAFFLED" Shanghai and Amoy Annuals.-1, Mrs. E. M. Staple-mixture on the back of gloves and
He claimed he had placed the Air Mall by Pan-American Air- wayn Direct Service" San Francisco date, 23rd February. secured the finger impression of a man without his knowledge by Shanghal shaking hands. Anyone with crim-Shanghai and Amoy inal intentions he declared. could Japan obtain fingerpints and put them Japan on a safe at a "job" where the Saigon police would find them.
Flowering Plants-1. Major G. M. Churcher; 2. Mrs. J. Scott Harston
Australia and Manila
CHALLENGE CUPS Plants in Pets, Open.-H.E. Sir Geotry Northcote.
Plants in Pots, Feak-Mrs. A. W.
When. Det.-Sergt. Livings said Straits ....
Strulta Hughes.
Pearce's suggestions were Vegetables, etc., Open-Lady Ho that Tung..
fantastic, and that any print made USA., Canada, Japan and Manila
Seattle, date, 12th February Vegetables, etc., Peak.-F. C. Hall. as described by him would im-
Shanghal Ct" Fowers. Open-Mrs. W. T.mediately be detected by an expert,
Pearce replied that the French Amor Cut Flowers, Peak.-Mrs. N. Lpolice were "absolutely baffled" by Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shang- Smith,
the method he had described. " The prosecution called a
Collection of Vegetables of 6 Stanton. varieties.-1. Dr. J. H. Montgomery. Cabbages-1. Mr. F. C. Hall; Mrs.
S. T. Williamson,
Savoy Cabbages.-1. Mrs. E Cock; 2, Mr. W. J. Anderson.
Cauliflowers or Broccoli-1, Mrs. J. Scott-Harston.
Lettuces (Cabbage varieties).--1, Mr. F. C. Hall; 2. Dr. J. H. Mont- gomery..
Lettuces (Cos varieties)-1, J. Scott Harston; 2, Mr. W. J. S. Key,
Endive,1, Mrs. J. Scott Harston; 12, Mr. W. J. S. Key.
Brussels Sprouts.-1, Mr. F. C. Hall; 2, Mr. W. J. Anderson.
Kohl Rabi-1. Dr. J. H. Mont- gomery: 2, Mrs. J. Scott Harston
Turnips.-1. Mrs. J. K. Bousfeld:
2. Mrs. E Cock,
Lady Northcote Challenge Bowl
man
Straits and Manils
hat--Vancouver, BC., date 19th February...
awarded to the exhibitor who has who swore that Pearce was with "traits
done the most to promote or im- him when the robbery was com-
been Japan and Formosa. prove horticulture in the Colony mitted. This witness had
Japan with theexhibit Mr. J. T. Ba-sentenced on three charges after Straits and Manila
27 other cases had been taken into gram.
consideration, including the offence with which Pearce was alleged to be concerned.
Banksian Award-Lady Ho Tung
BRICKLAYERS IN BURGLARY
Sentenced For Lockhart
Road Crime
The jury held that the evidence was not sufficient to convict Pearce.
BROUGHT DOG INTO THE COLONY
Straits and Manila
Manila
For
|" Airways Plane
Manila Maru.. Mirzapore
Nankin.....
Perseus...
Pan-American
Airways Plane Exlor........ Tjinegara
4th Mar.
4th Mar. MAT.
4th
4th Mar.
Bontekoe.
5th Mar..
Delagoa Maru.
5th Mar
Kutsang..
sth MET.
6th Mar.
Cyclops......
6th Mar.
¡G.G. Paul Doume.
Taiyuan....
5th Max.
3th Mar.
4th Mar.
6th Mar.
6th Mar
6th Mar.
7th Mar.
Marechal Joffre... Taiping... Cremerchan
8th Mar.
8th Mar.
8th Mar.
8th Mar.
Pres. Jackson
9th Mar.
9th Mar
10th Mar.
105h Mar.
Si Kiang Kumsang..
Mainam...
Hector.... Talma....... Scharnhorst.
Emp. of Russia.... Haruna Maru.... Suwa Maru............. Helyo Maru .....
10th Mar.
11th Mar.
lith Mar
12th Mar.
12th Mar."
19th Mar,
12th Mar.
| Agamemnon
Conte
Blancamano.
Neptuna
OUTWARD MAILS
REGISTERED AND PARCEL, MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails A charge of importing a brown are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m., registered and parcel mails Two unemployed bricklayers, Lo chow dog into the Colony was pre- are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day. Kuen, 25, and Szeto Chi, 40, apferred against Kwan Ta!, 57, when peared before ' Mr. R. A. D. For he appeared before Mr. R. Ezwards ¦ rest at the Central Magistracy at the Central Court yesterday, yesterday charged in connection Kwan admitted the charge and with a burglary at No. 84 Lockliart was remanded for 24 hours in order Road, ground floor, on February 23. that the police could ascertain The first man was accused of from the Colonial Vetirinary Sur- burglary and stealing two pleces of geon whether the dog could be 2-cloth, property of one Puz Ching taken away.
Carrots, Dr. J. H Mont- gomery; 2. Mr. W. J. Anderson
Parsnips. 1. Mr. F. C. Hall: 2 Mrs. J. K. Bousfeld.
Onions.-1. Mr. F. C. Hall. Leeks.-1. Mrs. J. Scott Harston; 2. Mr. F. C. Hall.
Potatoes.--1, Mr. F. C.
Hall:
Dr. J. H. Montgomery.
yee, while the other was charged Acting Sub-Inspector Baysting Radishes.-1. Mrs. S. T. Winam-with aiding and abetting and with prosecuted. son; 2. Mrs. T. K: Bousfeld.
Beets-1, Mrs. S. T. Williamson;
2. Dr. J. H. Montgomery,
Celery-1, Mrs. S, T. Williamson;
2, Dr. J. H. Montgomery.
Tomatoes.-1. D. J. H. Mont- zamory; 2. Mrs. J. K. Bousfeld.
"Feas.-I. Dr. J. H. Montgomery, 2. Mrs. J. K. Bousfeld.
French Beans.-1, Mrs. J. Scott Harston.
Vegetable Marrows-1, Dr. J. H. Montgomery: 2. Mrs. J. K Bous-
feld.
CUT FLOWERS
Open to all except Peak Garders and Chinese Market Gardeners.
using violence on complainant's i servant..
LC
to
sentenced was
three months' hard labour and Szeto to ja total of nine months.
Detective Sub-Inspector W. N. Darkin prosecuted.
CONTRACTOR AND
SNATCHER GAOLED
FRIDAY
Samshul and Wuchow...........
Air Mail for Slan, Lanchow and Chengtu, etc. (via Hankow) by the Eurasia Airways Service"! (To further points by surface transport as Services permit).. Kongmoon
Shanghai and Japan... Tentsiri
Sentence of nine months' hard Fort Bayard labour and eight strokes of the Swatow and Amoy
Per
Date and Time
Friday, 4th
Kongso..
Eurasia Plane On Lee...... Naldera...
Newchwang
Tal Poo Sek.
Anhui
cane was imposed on Tam Choi, Straits, Ceylon, India, E. & S. Af'ca Manila Maru. 21. unemployed, when he appeared || Swatow, Amoy and Foochow
remand before Mr. R. A. D. Japan. Honolulu. UB.A., Canada, ¦--
on Forrest at Central Magistracy yesterday on charges of snatching a pair of gold earrings from an old woman, and returning from banishrient.
4
COOLIE FIGHT When Ng Cheung. a sub- He was arrested by Detective A. contractor; remonstrated with Ghani, of the Special Branch, Cheung Hing, an earth coolle, over C.ID, on Monday, after a chase. the poor quailty of the latter's work, words ensued and ended in
Beistan.
8.15 AM
G.P.O. & K.P.O. Rex.
9.00 AM
Ord
9.30 M
10.00 AM
10.30 AM
10.30 AM
11.30 AM
1.30 PM
9.30 PM
3,00 PM
止
C. & 8. America & *Europe via
San Francisco-due San Fran- cisco. 22nd March and *Europe ver Silberta Shanghat......
PAT.
4,00 PM
Ord.
5.00 PM
Pres. Coolidge.. Barentsz.
Reg.
6.30 PM
6.00 PM
Par. 4th 5.0 IM
Reg. 4th 540 PM
Tanda.
Manila, Rabaul, Australia and New Zealand Via Brisbane-due Bris- bane 22nd March
Straits, Ceylon. India, E. & S. Africa, Aden. Egypt and Europe via Mar- seilles due Marseilles, 1st April Comorin..
News has been received in Hong Kong of the success with honours of Cut Flowers.-1, Mrs. J. T. Ba-ja nght in the street.
R. A. D. Miss Grace Ellis, daughter of Mr. gram; 2, Mr. Eu Tong-sen.
Brought before Mr.
ER. Ells of the Hong Kong Daily Sweet Peas-1. Mrs. W. T. Stan- Forrest at Central Magistracy yes-
SATURDAY disorderly Press. in terday charged with
the advanced junior ton; 2, Mrs. E. M. Stapleton.
Antirrhinum-1. Mr. Eu Tong-conduct, each of them was bound division of the Trinity College of Samshui and Wuchow..
love in ¡sen; 2, Mrs. A. Raymond.
the sum of $10 for 12 Music. Miss Ellis Is schooling in
Perth, Western Australia, Roses, any colour-1, Mrs. E. M. months. Stapleton.
Carnations and/or Picotees.-1,
H. E. Bir Geoffry Northcote; 2, Mrs. L. Dunbar,
Cacatus Dahlias.-1, H. E. elr Geoffry Northcote,
Dahllas, other than Cactus.-1, Mrs. L. Dunbar; 2. H. E. Sir Geoffry Northcote,
Mignonette.--1, Lady Ho Tung.. Nasturtium.-1. Mrs. L. Dunbar;
2. Mrs. W. T. Stanton,
Pansies-1, Bir E. Des Voeux; 2, Mrs. R. E. Hoare..
Violets-1, Mr. Eu Tong-sen; 2, Mrs. E. J. R. Mitchell.
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CUT FLOWERS FROM PEAK
Cut Flowers-1, Mra C. E. |Brown; 2, Mrs. A. B. Purves.
Sweet Peas.-1, Mr. F. C. Hall; 2, Mrs. J. Scott-Harston.
Antirrhinum.-1, Mrs. J. Scott- Harston; 2, Dr. J. H. Montgomery.
Red or Pink Roses,-Cominiended, Mr. F. C. Hall.
Carnations and/or Picotees.—1, Mr. F. C. Hall.
Cactus Dahlias.-1, Mrs. N. L. Smith.
Dahllas other than Cactus.—1, Mrs. N. L. Smith.
Mignonette-1, Mrs. J. K. Bopa-
¡neld.
Picture above shows W. J. Skin ner in his singles tie against Tsui Yan-pul.
Sandakan
श्र
Tai Hing
Tal Beun Hong...
Ale Mall for “K.L.M. Airways Ser-
•vice" due Amsterdam. 13th Mar. Comorin Kongmoon
Fook On... Hollow, Pakhoi and Haiphong...... Klangsu...... Shanghai:
Sinklang.. Straits, Sandakan, Ceylon, India, Egypt and Europe via Brindial- düe Brindisi 25th March
SUNDAY
|Ord, 5th 9,00 AM G.P.0. & K.P.Q. Far. 4th 5.00 PM Reg. 5th 9.45 AM Ord 6th 10.30 AM
Saturday, 5th :
8.15 8.30 AM
G.P.O. & K.P.O. Reg
9.30 AM
Urd.
10. 0 AM
10.00 AM
1.00 PM
9.20 FK
小
G.P.O. & K.P.O. Reg.
.....Conte Verde...... Ord
2.45 PM 3.39 PM.
Sunday, 6th
Swatow, Shanghai and Tientsin
Kwaisang.
Shanghal
Nan Kin.
9.00 AM 9.00 A1
Manila
Nagara.
9.00 AM
Monday, 7th
Marechal Joffre.
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“་ MONDAY
Swatow and Tientsin AYNA Kingyuan.... Shanghai and *Japan............
Airmail for Manila, 'Gaam, Hono-
lalu, and U.S.A. by the "Fan- American Airways Direct Service" Pan-American -duo San Francisco 14th March.
Airways Plane *Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, Cana-
da. U.B.A., Central and S. Ameri-.. ca and Europe via Vancouver B.C., (Parcela for Canada only)-— due Vancouver B.C., 27th March and "Europe via Siberia
. 10.30 AM $5.00 M Kowloon P.O." Keg 6th 60 PM Cri. 8th 5.00 PM G.P.O.
Reg. 5th 5.00 rat Ord. 7th. 6.00 AM
Parcela Beg.
.......Emp. of Canada... Ord.
*Superscribed Correspondence Only,
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