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GENERAL

APPLICATION REFUSED BY

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THE LICENSING BOARD, MEETING IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER YESTERDAY, REFUSED AN APPLICATION made by Isaac Levy Goldenberg for a restaurant adjunct licence for Sammy's Kitchen, No. 42 Lockhart Road, ground floor.

The Hon. Mr. R. A. C. North, acting Colonial Secre- tary, presided, and others present were the Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Messrs. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, P. S. Cassidy, Ngan Shing-kwan, C. Champkin, C. B. Brown, W. Le B. Sparrow and D. H. Collins Taylor (secretary). Appearing on behalf of the ap- plicant, Mr. A. el Arculli said that' Mr. Goldenberg had resided in Hongkong for a period of 35 years and had previously held a pub- lican's licence for the "Kowloon Hotel for 12 years.

"We appreciate," said Mr Ar- culli.that the police may not favour the indiscriminate granting of liquor licences owing to the fear of drunkenness, but I submit that 8.5. the application 13 for restaurant adjunct licence. which permits the serving of liquor only with meals, such fear does not arise.

BUTTER STOLEN

FROM DAIRY FARM

Pleading ruilty before 3ir. R. A. D. Forrest at the Central Court yesterday, to a charge of store breaking. Lo K, a coolie, and each sentenced to three months' Cheung Fo-kan, a "boatman, were hard labour.

Lo Ki was an employee of the Dairy Farm Company. It was NOT DESIRABLE DISTRICT

stated that between August 10 and "Another objection which may 14, together with the second de- be raised is that Wanchai is not a fendant and others, he entered the desirable district as too many East Point Store of the Dairy Farm liquor licences have already been Storage and stole 10 cases of but- granted in that area. I submitter to the value of $300.

that it is possibly better to have. He was stated to have received licensed houses confined to a cer- s05 as his share of the spoils and tain area for better police con- second defendant was given $49 trol."

when the butter was sold..

lost the money in sauwang.

Both defendants said they had

Dairy Farm Milk Sentence of three weeks' hard

Answering questions put by the Board, Mr. Goldenberg said. that Sammy's Kitchen could, accom- modate from 30 to 40 customers. He believed that the place was known as Jimmy's Kitchen. Ap- labour was imposed on Lau Tsun- plicant said that many customers wan, 19, who pleaded guilty before had been asking for liquor with Mr. R. A D. Forrest, at the Cen- their meals.

tral Court yesterday, to the theft of 19 milk bottles, property, of the Dairy Farm Co., Ltd.

After deliberation, the Board decided to refuse the application

It was decided also that the annual Licensing Session be held on Tuesday, November 7 at 4. p.m.

SEQUEL TO CAR ACCIDENT

An Inquest was held

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Lau was seen stealing the bottles outside the cookhouse of Victoria

Barracks

REFUGEES IN THE COLONY

There was an increase of 1,414 re- the fugees and destitutes, accommo- Central Court yesterday into the dated in the Colony in Govern- death of Tong Tso-pong, aged 49, ment camps. etc., in Urban ånd following a traffic accident in Rural Areas for the week-ending Causeway Road on August 5. Mr. Aug. 19. This was due to the re- R. A. D. Forrest sat as Coroner.

Medical evidence showed that death was due to fracture of the skull and laceration of brain.

occupation of Chinese territory across the border by the Japanese forces.

Urban Areas (Civilians) King's Park 1,260 against: 1,268

Mr. F. N. Hll, who was a pas- senger in public car No. 755, said on Aug. 12.

the vehicle was travelling in Ma Tau Chung 1.172 against 1.113 Causeway Bay towards Shaukiwan, on Aug. 12.

sea

Just near the old polo ground the North Point 1.496 against 1,503 deceased ran across the road to-on Aug. 12. wards the

front and Was knocked down by the front.om mudguard of the car.

A verdict of accidental- death, with no blame attached to anyone, was recorded.

AIRPORT NEWS

Imperial Airways;

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NORTHBOUND

12.

Urban Areas (Soldiers) in Hospital 2, against 3 on Aug.

Ma Tau Chung 757 against 750 on Aug. 12.

Rural Areas Kam Tin 3,628 against 3,611 on Aug. 12: སྙ

San Uk Ling 1,069 against 712 on Aug. 12.

Thursday: Bangkok, Hanoi, 12.

Hongkong.

Dorado-4 p.m. “

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Friday: Hanoi, Bangkok,

a.m, "... Air France:

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Gills Cutting 998.

Total 10,380 against 8,966 on Aug.

AUXILIARY NURSING

SERVICE

Dardanus, Denebola-7 and 7.30 held at the Kowloon Hospital on An examination in first aid was

Thursday, Aug. 17, The examiners. were Drs. H. Talbot, and J. E. Dovey, assisted by Mr. A. Steven.

The following candidates satis- filed the examiners and will be awarded the St. John Ambulance. Association

Certificate

NORTHBOUND Wednesday: France. Hanoi,

Hongkong. Service-noon.

SOUTHBOUND Wednesday: Hanol, France. Bervice-1.30 pm (same day). Pan American Airways:

EASTBOUND) Friday: U. S. A., Manila, Kung

China Clipper-2 pim. WESTBOUND Saturday: Manila, USA. China Clipper-8.30 am..

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Miss E. Allen, Mrs. R. H. Andress, Mrs. 2. Bodgadsky, Mrs., M.. Bowden, Miss B. M. Bancroft, Miss A Chan, Miss Julian Chua, Mrs J. Hong-s. Geall, Mias Patricia Loseby E. Chan, Bister Clement. Mrs W.

Sister Santa Marie, Sinter Henrietta Marie, Sister Rose Olive, Mrs. Nora, Passmore, Mrs. Carmen Prestonjee, Mrs. W. H. Petera, Mrs. .G. A Shea, Mrs. C. P. 8ncewell, Mrs. "Helen Thomson, Sister Rose Victor, Mrs. E. Wood. Mrs. P. Wu.

INTERNEES GAOLED Two, internees of the Matan- YUNSIGNEES are aereby informed chung Internment Camp were

downs of the Hong Kong and Rewicon that their goods with the exception each sentenced to one week's hard / Edwards at the Central Court yea..

Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and stored at Consignees risk

and expense.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in, the Godowas, where they will be examined on Thur-day,

24th instant, at 10 am.

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of Opium, Tressure and Valuable are labour when, with seven being landed & stored into the Godowns of the Hong Kong, Kowloon Wharf Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon, whence

delivery may be obtained immediately day on a charge of disorderly conwood Road on Monday. The de-

An unemployed youth, Tam Bui- sun, pleaded guilty before Mr. R.

terday to a charge of theft. Tam others, wap stated to have matched a they appeared before Mr. E. Hims worth at Kowloon Court yester-gold wrist watch from Miss Chan Hong. a school teacher, at Holly-

Inspector EL E Rogers pro-

fendant was remanded for 48 secuted. The other seven men hours for medical examination for were discharged for

caninig. evidence.

after landing.

All Claims must be presented within All claims must be sent in to me ek 18 Days of the vessel's arrival here, or before the 26th Aug. 1920, Of after which date they cannot be re they will not be recognized, cognised.

Damaged Packages will be examined No Claims will be admitted after the by the Company a Surveyer, Mer, Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goddard & Douglas in the presence of Goods remaining undelivered after the the Consignées at 10.00 am. on Tues- 9066' inst., 1835, will be subject today, the 22nd Aug, 1939. Rent....

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No Fire Insurance has been effected, Bill of Lading will be countersigned

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Sentence of six months hard labour and a fine of $2,500, in default, another six months im- prisonalent, was passed by M. E Himsworth at Kowloon Court ship's cook Po Ying-sing, aged 40, who was con- victed of unlawful possession of 720 taels of raw opium, valued at [025 $2,160

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