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GENERAL

CATHOLIC PROCESSION

This picture was taken during the procession, from Rosary Church, sleng Kimberley Road, two Sundays ago. (Photo

Leics).

HEAVY EMPIRE AIR TRAFFIC

EVASION OF.

by

STAMP DUTY

Managers of

MURDER TRIAL CONTINUES

Evidence Heard From Lodgers

SEAMAN CHARGED

heard

Further evidence was yesterday when L Man,allus Li Wai-nam. unemployed saman.

appeared on remand before My R. Edwards at the Central Court än a charge of the murder of Pun Sting at the Laen Hing Seamen's Boarding House on August 4

Mr. John Whyatt, Crown Coun set, was in charge of the pro secution, assisted by Detective- Inspector L. R. Whant.

· A stoker, Chau Fook, working an board the Taikoo tug, tertified that he had been without employment several Chincac for some time and had been living ms were summoned before Mr. Hat the Luen Hing Boarding House. R. Butters at the Central Coult prior to the incident. He knew deceased well and had learned from the deceased that there were vacancies on the Taikoo tug.

Prospect Of More yesterday for defrauding the Co-

Services

The extent to which, the Empire air services are being used suggests that, although the original programme. is hardly under way, considera- tion may have to be given shortly to a big expansion.

jlony revenue by falling to apply stamp duty on their receipts issued to other shops.

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Tang Yiu, of the Fuk Wing firm. NC. 46. Des Voeux Road West, was fined $50 for splitting a receipt of $21.10 into two suma,

Chan Chiu-pak, of Yee Fat. 123, Wing Lok Street, was fined $50 for

It is "announced by Imperiale similar offence. Always that heavy passenger Pun Chak-wah, of the in Wo bookings and freight consignments shop, Cheung Sau Street, was fined will necessitate the services on the $25 for failing to stamp a receipt India-Australian route being dupl!for $22.72.

cated. The duplicate service wil Ng Hang, of the Kwong Yuan- go as far as Busrah. Thereafter firm, 17, Sal Street and Tong Kau, lightened loads will permit the of the Tin Sang shop, 50, Des Voeux operation of the normal service. Road West, were each fined $25

for similar offences.

These additions make eight duplicated services already this year and bookings are still in- creasing. In addition it has been found necessary since July to add a third regular service in each direction on the Singapore-Sydney section of the Australia route, whereas the original scheme called for only two.

SHIPPING FIRM FINED

The management of the Ming Sang Steamship Company, was fined $100 by Mr. H. R. Butters at the Central Court yesterday for falling to furnish to the police a list containing names of non- Chinese passengers travelling, on the ss. Kwong Fook Cheung, of which the defendant arm was the agent or owner.

A

BIG AFRICAN EXPANSION Increases over the original scheme on the African services have been noteworthy. Kisumu Nairobi has been stepped up from two each-way services weekly to three, Kisumu-Lusaka from one to

HOTEL SUMMONED two, Beira-Salisbury from two to Au" Kl-cheurs, manager of the five." Beira-Lusaka from two to Great Chinese Hotel, No. 119, Co- three, Johannesburg- Salisbury naught Road was. Aned $75 by Mr. from one to six, and Johannesburg-Batters at the Central Court yes- Lusaka from one to three.

terday when he pleaded guilty to Not mentioned in the original a summoys for falling to register scheme, but now operating under the names of non-Chinese persons all-up unsurcharged) conditions who were residing at his hotel on

MEMORIAL SERVICE

Witness went to see Tong Yat- kwong, engineer on board the tug. and after several visits he succeed ed in obtaining the positions for himself (witness) and clansmen.

Cross-examined by defendant. witness sald, deceased did not tell him to go to get the job.

AN ARGUMENT

Wong Ping, another lodger In the Luen Hing Boarding House, told the Court that defendant and deceased had an argument re- Rarding the job which defendant was alleged to have accused de- ceased of having let Chau Fook take.

Witness continued that on the night of September 3 he went to bed about 10.30 p.m. and was awakened up by some noise.

Cheng Kwai-fuk, accounts collec- tor, said, that defendant seldom missed a moming meal in the boarding house. He was awaken- ed in early morning on August 4, and found the deceased lying on a bed suffering from wounds. He found defendant's bed was empty, The door leading to the street was

open

After further evidence, the hear- Ing was adjournd to this afternoon

"SHIPS IN HARBOUR

WHARVES

Kowloon-Toulouse, Empress Canada and Ranpura,

Holt's-City of" Athens. Douglas-Sagres.

Kowloon Bay. Chenonceaux. Deslock, Foch, Langleegorse and Misaki Maru.

YaumatiForatric and Indira. Stonecutters Kanchow and Sze-

chuen.

Lal Chi Kok.Sygna.

DOCKS Tatkoo.-Hong Perig. Lepus. Shun Chih and Yolande Bertin..

Kowloon-Esang. Hai Tan. Tal Sang. Tai Ping Yang. Yu Sang and

Is the Kisumu-Gelta feeder service. September 22 Similarly the 2,250 miles of the Khartoum-Lagos line and the new. Eines from Lagos to Acera and from Bathurst to Freetown, which carry

Owing to the Eme.gency Regula. surcharged mall, are in regulations, the Right Rev. Bishop R, O operation, though not listed in the Hall will be unable to speak at the 1937 scheme.

Theosophical Society's meeting to- With the introduction of the all-day. The meeting will therefore jup mall between England and take the form of a Memorial Ser-

Hongkong it also became necessary vice in honour of the late Mr. Wil-"Casiana. to add a third "each-way service am Charles Felshow, weekly between Bangkok and Hongkong. This increased fre quency of services with accelerated schedules and aircraft comfort reflected in the passenger traffic.

A recent "month's figures for Calcutta airport, where the British foreign long-distance and two mutes converge, showed that Im-. petial

nearly Airways carried three times the number of pas- sengers carried by the two other companies combined.

Imperial Airways has 25 new luxury airliners nearing comple

It will be conducted by DK. L. Reicheldt, of the Tao Fong Mission, at 6 pm at the Hongkong Club Annex. All friends are corala'ly invited.

UNCLAIMED

TELEGRAMS.

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The following unclaimed tele- grams are. lying at the offices of the Great Northern "Telegraph, Company:-

7450 Ke Lai Yan c/o Chung

BUOYS

No. A 7-Tisadane. No. A 8.Van Houtsz. No. A B.-Ho Sarg. No. A10 Falsterbo. No. A12-Kaying. No. A15. Changte. No. B 2-Ting Bang. No. B B-Chak Sang.

SHIPPING

MOVEMENT

sis. RAJPUTANA The P. & O. 8.N. Company's 5.5. Rajputana left Shanghai on Octo-

14 at about 8 am

tion and orders for six new air. Ling. 185 Lai Chi Kok Road): Fookber 11, and is due here on October craft, considerably larger, have Se c/o Sing c/o 1033; Ming Go c/o been announced; but the growth Wong: 290 Hennessy Road, and of air traffic on the Empire routes, noor, Fay c/o ss. Chenonceaux; with extensions across the Tasman G. W Robinson c/o Jardine, Ma- Sea to New Zealand and across the theson & Co; Lan Hark Yin, 157 Prince Edward Road, 1st floor; Atlantic, will absorb these aer 1241: 2494: Kin Cheong Ho planes as soon as they Lavailable.

EIGHTY STREET ACCIDENTS

are

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“Kwong" "Ying-pul, residing at "No. 2, Stanley Street, second floor, wes fined $150 by Mr. H. R. Butters at the Central Court yesterday for. There were 80 traffic accidents possession of a wireless receiving. to the Colony last week, as the set without a licence. result of which two, persons were!. Mr. A. E. E. Jefferies, Wireless killed and 48 injured.

Inspector, prosecuted.

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