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ON FERRY

Man Charged Under Emergency Law

Wong. Shin-chi, 13-year-old nnemployed dentist, appeared- before Mr. E. I'msworth at Kow- loon Court yesterday charged Emergency Re- under the

·gulations Ordinance of 1932 with furtherance or promotion of

disorder.

Lau

ORDERS

(Orders By Lt. Col. H.B. Rose, M.C.. Chong. Stanley Lee, M. S, Lau.

Commandant, Hongkong

Volunteer D.C.)

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PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS

S, L Wong. R. X Chong, K. C. Hung, D. G. Willis, J. Prettejohn, R Broadbridge, Henry Wong, F. J. Hunt, G. Kotwall, A. S. Hoe, Y. P.

The following promotion exami-Lee, R: Ma F, O. Reed, Y. M. Lam, nations for N.C.O.'s of M.G. units R. Yuen, A. Lim, J. P. Lee, A. L.

Ho, and F. Cullen. will be held:---

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Lance Corporal To Corporal Monday, October 17, HQ.,5.30)

p.m.

CORPS DIARY-AMENDMENTS

Page 9. Dec. 11. For "Troop. Armoured Car Section, M.M.G The board will consist of:-Pre-Platoon" read "No. 4 M.G, Coy.” sident: The Commandant: Mem- bers: 2nd-in-Command. Adjutant. Corporal To Sergeant Thursday, October 20. H.Q. 5.30

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wan at 8.20 p.m. Dress: Overalls. S.D. cap and gun platform shoes. 2nd Battery Thursday, October 20, HQ. 5.30 p.m. Repository. Dress: Overalls and S.D. cap."

#It was alleged that Wong, on the afternoon of October 9, while

Friday, October 21. Pakshawan, crossing the harbour to Yaumati

6.15 p.m. Right and Left Sections. on the ferry launch Man Kung. p.m.

The board will consist of:-Pre-Launch leaves Queen's Pler at 5.20 made a public speech in which he denounced the managing director sident: The Commandant; Mem- p.m. and Kowloon Police Pler at ot the Hongkong and Yaumati bers: Adjutant, Captain E. 0.5.30 p.m. and will leave Paksha- Ferry Company with using, for Stewart. fuel on the ferrles, coal that had been purchased frpm Japanese.

All clothing and equipment re- Tak-po, the manager.quired, by units for camp at Fan- claimed that at 3.48 p.m. he was ling "must be drawn from the crossing the ferry, sliting in his Quartermaster before October 25, car, when he heard what appeared QUALIFICATIONS-W.T. BADGES to be a disturbance from the Third Class section of the deck. On in vestigating, he found Wong ad- dressing & group "of about 20 or 30 people. saying that all those who sat in the cars and the chauffeurs should be killed. a should also those who were res- ponsible for Japanese coal being used.

Leung Tu-wan. Mr. Lau's chauffeur, gave corroborative evi-

dence.

.Cpl. F. C. C. Quah has qualined

Engineer Company

D.EL Section: Monday, Octo- as Marksman and is entitled to ber 17, HQ: 5.30 p.m. L.G. Instruc- wear the Badge (Hide and Stat. tion. Points obtained 110.

The following have qualified as 1st Class Machine Gunners and are entitled to wear the M.G. Badge (without wreath) —

A/C.S.M. E. Porter. A/C.Q.M.S. E. C. Fincher. L/Sgt. V.H. White. L/Sgt. H. Gubbay, L/Sgt. O. S. winch, A/Cpls. 0. J. White, J. F. C.j Mackay, D. J. Willis, N. Broad- Asked he wished to cross-bridge, W. E. Broadbridge. Ģ. E. K. examine the witnesses defendant Roylance, F. C. C. Quah, L/Cpl. W. added that he had also sald that T. Knox, LACpl. H. W. Winglee, landlords who Ptes. S. A. Broadbridge, F. A. Increased rents should also be Broadbridge, G. Brown, A. Zim- killed.

mern. W. L. Rapley. V. A. Shaw. Mr. Himsworth reserved judg- A. Mann. C. Becker, G. L. Lind- ment until Thursday next

blom. D. Hung. W. A. Sprinkle. Stephen Wong, C. H. Taudien, Y.

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An inquiry was started at the Kowloon Court yesterday into the death of a four-year-old girl. Kwok Fong. who it is believed, was struck by a piece of rock hurtled through the air as a result of blasting at a stone quarry in the vicinity of the scene of the acei- dent, Fuk Tsur. Heung Street," Tal Kok Tsui

Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen sat as Coroner, and the jury comprised Messrs. John Russell (foreman), RH Schwob, and Leung Shiu-po. Both Kwok Ming-yuen and Tam Sing, parents of the girl. testified that at 430 p.m. on September 23 they heard the not unusual sound of the warning gong. As they had never experienced stones being hurtled through the att from blasting work at the quarry, they did not pay much heed.

Dr. Luk, ot, the Kowloon Public Mortuary, testified that the wound on the back of the girl's head could be caused only by a violent blow with a force heavier than the weight of her body.

Further hearing was adjourned to next Thursday afternoon.

Inspector F. T. J. Portailion is the In charge of the case for Police.

BOATMAN'S JUMP FROM BUS

"I think you have taught your- self a fairly good lesson," Mr. KMA. Barnett, the Magistrate, told a 52-year-old boatman, So Lol-kt, when the latter appeared at the Kowloon Court yesterday with his face swathed in bandages to answer a charge of alighting from a bus at Talpo Road on Oc. tober 10 whilst the vehicle was yet in motion.

So, who had spent three days at the Kowloon Hospital, told the Court that he had previous to the incident, never before travelled in a bus.

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