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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

GENERAL

DEATH OF GOVERNOR Colony Water TYPHOON HOLDS

OF MACAO

Dr. Tamagnini Barbosa Had Brilliant Career

IT IS WITH PROFOUND REGRET THAT WE HAVE TO RECORD THE DEATH OF HIS EXCELLENCY DR. ARTÜR TAMAGNINI DE SOUZA" BARBOSA, GOVERNOR OF MACAO.

A Reuter message states that His Excellency died at 7.25 o'clock yesterday morning in the Portuguese Colony after a long ailment. He was 59.

Dr. J. R. Moutinho will act as Governor of Macdo.

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The passing of Dr. Barbosa came as a great shock to his many friends, both Portuguese and British in Macao and Hongkong.

The funeral will take place at 11 am, today in Macao.

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Storage-

The total storage in Taland re-

servoirs as at July 1, 1940, was

UP CLIPPERS

IMPERIAL AIRWAYS SERVICE RESUMED

2.382.65 millions gallons as com- pared with 2,267.55 million gallons

The severe typhoon located ep- last year, according to the water returns for the month of June. proximately 100 miles due east of Tytam Tak storage was 1,406 mil-Manila, has again delayed the lions gallons compared with ex- CHINA and PHILIPPINE CLIP- PERS, which are now st Guam actly the same total last year.

ions

An estimated population of 850,- and Wake bound for Hongkong.

· 000 .cönsümed" 573,32 million gal- The two Clippers are now sche- against $50,000 at "anduled to arrive in Hongkong on average consumption of 34.5 gal-Friday, July 12, and Saturday, celved. Hongkong rejoiced when lons per head per day.

July 13. departing for Manila the the Carmona Government at Lis-

rainfall recorded during following day.

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bon chose him to carry out its pro-May was its follows:-Botanical The severity of the approaching gramme for Macao in 1937.

"Gardens 31.89 ins; Tytam Tuk typhoon is evidenced by great Before his third appointinent as 36.25: Tytam 40.60; Wongneschons concern in the Philippines as to Governor of Macao; Dr. Barboss 38.92; - Pokfulam 31,17; Aberdeen the track it will take in"crossing was made Director General in the 31.45. Ministry for the Colonies in Lisbon,

THE MAINLAND

the Islands.

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The Honolulu Clipper departed His Excellency the Officer Ad-one of the highest appointments

A total storage of 3,803.19 mil-from

Francisco yesterday ministering the Government, Mr. in the Portuguese Civil Service. N. L. Smith, C.M.G., has sent a Dr. Barbosa was the son of Sen-ion gallons was recorded in the morning Hongkong bound, and is Mainland · reservoirs as compared scheduled to arrive here on Tues- message of sympathy to the hor Artur Tamagnini de Abreu Government of Macao.

Barbosa who for more than 30 with 3.474.40 million gallons as at day, July 15, years held high onces in the Gov-July 1. 1939. Jubilee Reservoir had 2,921.00 as against '2,807.70 million gallons last yerit.

An estimated population

THRICE GOVERNOR Thrice Governor of Macao, the late Dr. Barbosa became a com- manding figure in Portuguese Far Eastern affairs.

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IMPERIAL AIRWAYS DELPHINUS LEAVES Imperial Airways resumed full-

erament of Macao and later was in charge of Portuguese affairs in China, Japan and Siam. "Dr. Bar-| bosa spent his childhood in Macao 770,000 consumed a total of 403,99 service yesterday. but anished his education in Por million gallons as compared with

The Delphinus (Capt. Brunton

Twice a widower, he is survived by a married daughter and Ave tugal, being a stúdent at the 500,000 for the same period last and F/O Harvey) left Kai Tak sons one of whom, Master A. T. University of Colmbra.

year at an average consumption yesterday morning taking 44 kilos Harbosa, was accompanying him. Dr. Barbosa suffered fram of 26.3 gallons per head per day. of mail and 51.2 kilos of freight..

JUNE SHOWERS

There were three passeE FOTO- Rainfall recorded during May Mr. R. 8. Macmillan for Bangkok, was as follows:-Royal Observa- Mr. White for Calcutta, and Mr. he attended the National Con- The acting Portuguese Consultory 30.795 inches: Shing Mun (No. W. Loney for Sydney. ference in Lisbon, "and was given General, Mr. F. P. de Vasconcellos 1) 27.47; Shing Mun (No. 2) 29.99:

INWARD MAIL

The late Dr. Barbosa returned to artèrior-sclerosis, Macao on August 9 last year from setting in" lately. his official visit to Portugal, where

complications

DEEP REGRET

an enthusiastic welcome by the Soares. said yesterday that the Shing Mun (No. 3) 29.05; Shing The Imperial Airways plane community, both foreign

and Portuguese community in Hong-Mun (No. 4) 25.14: Shing Mun Della arrived carrying two pas- Chinese. On October 3. Dr. Bar- kong would deeply regret his (No. 5). 24.63: Kowloon 29.96; sengers bosa opened the new San Raphael death.

including Mr. McKay, Sheklipui 28.18: Talpo 23.17; Fan- from Australia, who is catching Hospital the function teing a fea- The Roman Catholic churches Ung 27.77: Un Long 24.29; Tal the next Clipper to America ture of the celebrations in con- here have as yet made no arrange-Lam Chung 32.04. nexion with the 28th Anniversary ments for the holding of Requiem

The plane carried 115 kilos of of the Foundation of the Portu-masses for the late Dr. Barbosa.

mail from Australia and Minga- guese, Republic.

H.K, SYMPATHY

1, 1940, to June 30. was 66.338 Ins..

Dr. Barbosa, had a long associa- tion with Hongkong. ・ “

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The total rainfall recorded by

the Royal Observatory from Jan.

pore.

The following telegram was sent as compared with 50:090 Inis: dur- Capt. Cash was at the controls yesterday from the Acting Govering the corresponding period last assisted by First officer J. nor. Hongkong, to the British Con-year. sul, Macao.

In 1918 he passed through the Colony on his way to take up the post of Governor of Macao for the

Please convey to the Government first time. A change of Govern- of- Macao the deep sense of grief ment in Lisbon, early in 1919, un-which this Colony feels in the fortunately led to his recall. death of Dr. Barbosa.

SMITH, Acting Governor. CONSUL'S MESSAGE

Samuels.

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FIGHT IN CAFE

When he reached Macao" ägalni To me personally the loss of 'a in 1926, it was to find an im- triend of many years' standing is proverished colony, with a depleted) a very real sorrow. exchequer, and anti-foreign, feel- I shall be glad if you will per- ing among the Chinese populationsonally represent me at funeral)

Three coolies, employed by the By his tact and frankness, he soon and furnish a wreath in my name.

Twenty-four hours remarid, for Public Works Department on June succeeded in gaining goodwill, in-

further inquiries to be made was 24, to pull down a building al cluding that of the authorities, of

granted when George Percy No. 1A, Nga Tsin Wal Road. the districts adjacent to Macao

the Clarke, 49, chargeman in the RN. tafered a rude shock when and of the Canton provincial

Dockyard, appeared before Mr. H. building collapsed about them government. A strong friendship

The following telegram Was G. Sheldon yesterday on a charge before they could make

a start

Four men, including two Indians between himself and many leading despatched to the Charge d'Af of obtaining money by false pre- on the job. This was revealed were admitted for treatment to the Chinese officials was the result. taires, Macao Government, by the tences.

yesterday at Kowloon Court, Kowloon Hospital on Tuesday The kindness which "he' showed to Acting Portuguese Consul," Mr. · F.

Det.-Sgt. J. Bentley, who pro- One of the coolles is still in night as the sequel to a fracas in' Dr. Sun Yat-sen in the latter's P. de Vasconcellos Soares, yester-secuted; stated that defendant hospital, Mr. John Dobson, of the Nathan Road near the Alhambra second exile in 1918 was remem- day:-

tried to obtain $25 from Lam Wal- P.W.D., told the Court, when Ng Theatre on the same night. bered.

"In my name and that of the ching.30, married woman, by pre 5in-tal, 76, was summoned be- VISITED HONGKONG Portuguese community

The two Indians, Buda Bingh I present tending that he was in a position fore the Magistrate for falling (P.C. No. 514) and Dalip Singh, During his term Governor our sincere expressions of pro-to and work as an apprentice in to comply with an order from 1926 to 1930, Dr. Barbosa found condolences to the Colony the R.N.D. for her son.

a private watchman "of Kowloon molish the building. visited. Hongkong on several occa-on the demise of their great and

Docks, had entered the Indian Lam, in the witness box, said Mr. Dobson explained that the Curry Shop in Nathan Road, near sions and was always cordially re- beloved Governor, Dr. Barbosa." that she had known defendant demolition notice, was served on Alhambra Theatre at 10.30p.m... for a year In February, she ask-June 15. As ́ It had not been the watchman carrying a hockey ed defendant to obtain work for complied with by Jme 94, he stick with him. her son and he suggested that the took three coolleg to Nga Taln The two Indians were alleged to boy learn some English and be- Wai Road to pull the building have taken out a bottle of spirits W. W. DEAN

come an electrician.

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to drink, but, were prevented from The death occurred in

The summons was adjourned a doing so by the manager, who said pore at the General Hospital in that if he could not obtain a post-seeking advice from a law officer licence.

binga- asked her for $25 and promised week to permit the prosecution's it was against the conditions of his his 59th year of Mr. W. W. Dean, tion for her son he would refund of the Crown as to what for the last nine years secretary the money.

£1.5

PASSENGERS

ARRIVALS AND "

DEPARTURES

The following passengers left Hongkong for the South yester- day:-

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Arnold, Matr.

DEATH OF MR.

of the Bingapore Amateur Foot-

A few days later he came and

ball Association,

and.. also the Deputy-Malayan film Censor.

SNATCHED WALLET:

Yung Ming, 27, shop Loki, was

to de-

com-

The two Indians then tried to pensation for injuries suffered leave without paying for their by the coolies could be sought order and the shop's fokis inter-

vened." from defendant.

A fight ensued. More fokis join--

8. Arnold, Mrs. B. M. Childe, Mrs. Mr. Dean, who has been 11 for remanded 24 hours when he a WIFE SUES HUSBAND ed in, and Dalip Singh was alleged

A B. Carrie, Miss Joy Carrie, Mstr.

Ian Carrie, Mr. Stanley Crum, Mrs.

the post of secretary

of the 9..

AK-

A. H. Walker, Mes. E. W. Wild.

The following left on a Dutch Singapore Amateur Football

sociation."

some time, was an old. Malagan peared, before Mr. H. G. Sheldon

Hearing of the case in which to have used his hockey stick. resident, coming to this country at the Central Magistracy yester-Chung Yuk-ming, 36, 13 summon-while another Chinese got a ban- D. 8 Driver, Miss V. Fromm, Col. before the last war. J. G. Gibson, Mr. R. W. Jones, Mrs.

day on a charge of matching ang her husband, Nip Kal-yui, for boo pole and hit Dalip Singh,

Bealdes the two Indians, and one E. B. Lee, Miss Joyce Lee, Mr. A. R.

He came to Singapore about ten wallet from Joseph Stuberák, ma-separation and separate mainten- J. Lewis, Mrs. G. E. Noronha, Mr. years ago and he had since held chinist, in Hennessy Road on July ance on the ground that defendant of the fokis, a passer-by, was also continually mistreated her, was hurt, and all were taken to the It was stated that at about continued at Kowloon Court yester bospital 10.30 pm on the day in question day before Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen. the complainant was about to

Mr. D. McCallum appeared for board a rickshaw when defendant defendant yesterday, and will re-

Heavy rains caused an unusualac- atched the wallet from his poe-examine complainant when she cident on Bonham Road on Tues- will be recalled to the witness-box Defendant ran away but was today: Previously, Nip Kal-yul was day night. Motor-bus No. 421, was

going towards the Hongkong Uni stopped, by two soldiers, Cpl. not legally represented, A A. MRS. REMEDIOS Brighty and Bapper Johnston, Several witnesses were heard veralty, when all of a sudden a

liner for the South:-

Mr. H. D. Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Burell, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. H. J. Brummer, Miss M. Brummer, Miss A. A. Brummer, Master G. A

Mr. Dean leaves a widow.

Brummer, Mrs. H. Dalinga. Mr. FUNERAL OF LATE

and Mis J. B. Ipekdjian..

Mrs. J. Kamminga and son, Mr.

ket.

MINOR MISHAP

bak, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Aday evening of Mrs. E. E dos Re-apped and was knocked against eḍ in part. Chung Yuk-ming's story was four feet deep. Several yas-

apillar.

W. G. Robertson, Mrs. M, Bzollosi, The funeral took place at the both of the Royal Engineers. In yesterday, among them a cousin of section of the road caved in, in Miss H. Azollosi, Mrs. H. N. T-Roman Catholic Cemetery yester the ensuing struggle defendant the complainant's, who cotraborat front of the vehicle. The front wheel got caught in the hole, which that she was taken by her husband "Wager, Mr. and Mrs.' M. ft. J.medios, who passed away at her

Walsha

residence, No.

The wallet contained $20 in to a mental hospital and detained sengers received a shaking, but no 6 Humphreys American money and $7. Hong-there against her w

one was injured The following booked their Avenue, Kowloon. Tuesday evening. [

kong currency.

Mr Hin-shing Lo is representing pastage on the American liner The Rév, Father G, M. Spada and ¡

complainant. Hearing will be con- yesterday for Manila-

| Fr. L4 Gramps took the funeral

BODILY HARM、

tinued this afternoon, Mrs. E. M. Wilson and two | service. -children, Mrs. W. E. Lewis, Mra

Charged with inaleting grievous "The principal mourners were the Thorton, Mrs. T. & Gumby and deceased's son and daughter, Mr. bodily harm on Hau Chuen-Laf on daughter, Miss Anthony, Miss 3.A. M. Remedi's and Miss V. Re-July 8, Yung Tam, 31, stone mason, Villanueva,

maidos and her sons-in-law, as remanded for 48 hours when

MARINE COURT LOITERING CHARGE

SUMMER BIBLE CONFERENCE

The third. Bunimer Bible Con- ference of the Bethel Mission, Cheung Lân, 47, mistress of Class: Munsang College, at 45 Gram- Miss G. W Bohrman, Mr. and Messrs. L. O Remedios, L. A. Car he appeared before Mr. Sheldon II boat No. 1189V was charged plan Road was held yesterday yesterday: Det-8gt. V M. Marri- before Commár, G. F. Hole yester morning.." The chief" purpose of Mrs. A Hill, Mrs. J. B. Rich-valho and J. Cotton mond and daughter, Mr. W, LA L. Among those who attended were

son prosecuted.

|day with having loitered near the conference is spiritual; when Barker and son, Mr. W. R. Scott, Mesars. FX. Soares, C. O, Bap

the seawall of the Royal Navy the Bible is studied and the Miks M. Robles

tista; R. M. da Silva, L. &. Elarte,

Dockyard. She was said to have Gospel preached. Having @started

WIDOW IN TROUBLE

O. H. V. Remedios, M, F. Baptista, Hearing was adjourned, to July approached within a 100 yards of on July 7 the Summer Bible Con- The Executive Yuan has ap P. A. Tvanovich, E. Sonze, P. F18 when Hui elk vee. 25 widow, the Besz, wa

ference will last fill July 14 Three proved of the projec, submitted Rosario, C. L. Lopes, D. V Lopes, appeared before Mr. Sheldon on a The defendant pleaded guilty meetings are held each day from by the National Health Adminis F. X. Ribeiro, J. G. Rocha C. Hcharge of exercising control over a and was ined #10, or ten days 10 to 11.30 am to 5.30 pm tration for the dispatch of four Osmund. L. V. Antonio, M. Prata, 16-year-old girl, Calu Ngan Bail hard labour Bud In McLel- and 7 2 8.30pm Brian and itinerant medical units to Bikong, F. Prata, A. M. Prata and A., P. Eca was Tixed at $140. Insp. G. W land, of the Royal Navy Yard American misionaries are invited the farfung western province. da Biliva

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