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IT TOO WELL Anacleto Lemos, seaman of the Philippines Presidentia

yacht, "Casiana." undergoing repairs at the Kowloon Docks, had a gold wrist watch. He valued the wrist watch at $75.

GENERAL

MUSICAL REVIEW OF THE WEEK

BY ALLEGRO MODERATO

With musical activities at such should refrain from being irritat- a low ebb during these hot months, ingly' dogmatic or seathingly sar- there is hardly anything worth castic. No progress would result while to comment upon, and so from these methods. we will generalise than particü-

The spirit of true artistry is to larise this time.

realise one's own shortcomings and We have always made it our almto try to avoid them as much as to state exactly what we thought possible. In the choice of pieces of any performance, giving credit one should not attempt those be- or constructive criticism Anacleto de Lemos also had a

as weyond one's capabilities. One can Chinese friend Lam Ho-sal aged thought it. The usual trend in not sing everything. The com 18, who would visit him on occa-the merits of all performers indis- have had a conception of the type this Colony is to laud to the akies posers of certain vocal music must sion...

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One day, on July 23 to be exact. criminately, That, we think, tends or voice which would interpret both the wrist-watch and the Chi-to hinder progress rather than to their work to perfection at the

encourage it. nese friend were missing. The

time of writing. Puccini could not watch was later found at the Yau

It becomes so that: performers have been writing for Schipa, for Hing Pawn Shop in Shanghat believe that they are infallible, example, when he composed "But- Street.

terfly. It had been pawned for and the natural result is that they $5.55.

become highly incensed when some Lam eventually was also found.

one tells them what is wrong with If one were trained, there is all Saturday, he was sentenced them. We believe firmly that we the more reason for one to be care- by Mr. K.M.A. Barnett at the Kowall have something to leam. It is ful in the choice of pieces. It is loon Court to three months with no, shame to err or to admit an no shame to say that one could hard labour.

error; it rather shows smallness of not even attempt a piece as it had character not to admit it when it not been written for one's parti is obvious.

cular type of voice. It showa knowledge of the subject and is A musical column is written with proof of teal training. One could the intention of aiding artists.not conceive of the string bass It should not be written to show player wanting to play a piece off the literary gifts of the column-written for the violin. ist. His opinion (we mean the The word of the singing teacher

ASSAULT ON CONSTABLE

EUROPEANS FINED columnist) should be based on the should be taken as correct in most

Convicted on a charge of com- mon assault on an Indian con- stable. two European engineers. Michael Joseph Power, 38, and Ed- ward · McLonnell, 30, were Aned $25 each by Mr. Edwards at the Central Court on Saturday.

on a police

They originally appeared on charge of assault omcer, but when Mr. Edwards had heard the "evidence given by the constable, the charge was sub- stituted..

consensus of opinions and

CHOLERA

he

cases when dealing with the choice of a programme, shall we say. He is like the architect who has a notion as to what the building should look like when finished. It is hereby declared by order of and the His Excellency the Governor in man and should do as he is told. artist" is the work-

Council that Cantor is a place in To lay one kind of brick here. which an infectious or contagious some, terrazzo work there,

some

disease, namely, cholera, prevails, marble, and lo. we have a beautiful

has been received from the Consul-

It is notified that information mansion of song!

General for Japan to the effect that Hong Kong has been declared

cholera as from July 25, 1938. an infected port on account of WIRELESS OPERATORS

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HEALTH RETURNS

EXAMINATION

Police constable B405, compain ant, said that shortly after am on Saturday when near the Wah Yan Cafe, first defendant met him

An examination for the Post and borrowed a pencil from him.

Master General's Few minutes later he requested

Certificate in Wireless Telegraphy, 2nd Class, Far for the return of the pencil, but Two cases each of cholera, diph- East Zone, was held in the begin- instead the second defendant theria, enteric and dysentery were ning of July. Ten students from joined in with the first and as notified to the Health Authorities the Wireless Telegraphy Depart- saulted him. One of them grab-on Friday.

ment of the Government Trade School

presented for this examination, and of these, eight qualified.

bed a stool and hit him on the shoulder and his wrist watch was damaged during the struggle.

Eventually another constable came to his assistance and brought the defendants to the police station.

OPIUM DÍVANS RAIDED

Leung Ming, alleged keeper of an oplum and heroin divan, at 544 Shanghai, was on Saturday senten- ced to 18 months imprisonment with hard labour by Mr. Barnett'at the Kowloon Court. At the time of the raid carried out on the divan on July 22 there were 10 smokers present. 773 heroin pills were seized.

Mok Yung and Tseung Chung Kee, alleged to be divan keepers at Nos. 247 and 249 Kilung Street, i were sentenced by Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Court to 12 months' imprisonment with hard labour each. There were," at the time of the raid, 12 and 13 smokers respec- tively at the' two divans. A total of 4.9 taels of opium and 787 heroin pilis was 'seized.

The raids on the three divons were carried under the direction by Revenue Officer E. T. Warden.

SOLDIER FINED

Pte. J. Williams of the Middlesex Regiment was fined $10 and order- ed to pay $15.45 amends to a taxi-cab company when he appear- ed at the Kowloon Court before Mr. Macfadyen on Saturday on a charge of assaulting a taxi-cab driver when the driver had accused him of breaking the glass window panes of the taxi.

It appears that Pte. Williams had boarded a taxi, directing the driver to, proceed to the Sham Shui Po camp. At Waterloo Road the door of the taxi-cab opened and Pte. Williams wished to alight. The driver noticed that the window- pane was broken. He demanded that Pte. Williams pay for the broken window-pane. The driver alleges that Pte. Willams had re- fused to pay and also that Pte. Williams assaulted him.

AND STILL

GOING STRONG! Among the numerous hawkers charged at the Kowloon Court on Saturday with “bawking with- out license", was Liu Fung.

*Liu Fung is a woman and the is

94 years old.

The Magistrate, Mr. Macfadyen, saw it only to caution her. She will probably be sent to the Kow- loon Home for the Aged.

THEFT OF JEWELLERY

were

An amah. Mak Tci, was given The successful candidates' are:- four, months! bard, labibuz by' Mr. Au Yeung Wing Yip Arthur Kin Butters at the Central Court on Bong, Chan Wat Ho, Ding Foor Saturday for the theft of jewellery Hol, Leung Cheuk Shing, Li Hung to a total value of $800 from her Fu, Ma Ping Yu. Wong Kwok Wa). mistress at No. 107, Leighton Hill Owing to the great demand for Road.

Wireless Operators, an additional All the stolen articles were re-course of training will open in covered.

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