1940-10-17 — Page 8

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LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned have received ΤΗΣ

Instructions

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

Friday, the 18th October, 1940

commencing at

10.30a.m.

ROUND THE POLICE COURTS

AT CENTRAL

BANISHER IN COURT Returning to the Colony the fourth, time from expulsion, Cheung Fat, 34; unemployed, was again before Mr. H. G. Sheldon yesterday charged with breach of a deportation order.

Cheung, who was banished for Ute" on Sept. 27, 1939, was sen- terced to one month's hara labour, and was warned that if he at No. 8, Thorpe Manor.. May return again heavier punishment

Road.

A' QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE

1 Frigidaire

also

and.

1 Tientsin Carpet.

Catalogues, will be issued

On View from Thursday, the 17th -October, 1940,

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE

would be imposed.

Insp. Portalion prosecuted.

BURGLARS CONVICTED Two Chinese unemployed. Ho

FIRST AID TO INJURED

Course Of LecturesTM

In Chinese

GENERAL

COOK ON TWO COUNTS OF WOUNDING ATTACK WITH CHOPPER TOLD TO COURT

ALLEGATIONS THAT HE WAS CHOPPED FOUR TIMES by defendant were made by Ng Sam-yau, first complainant, when committal proceedings against Wong Ngau, 35, assistant cook, who A. course of lectures in Chinese | is charged on two counts of wounding, were begun before Mr. in First Aid to the Injured will G. T. Lowry at the Central Magistracy yesterday.

be commenced by Dr. Lam Shiu | Chun at St. John Ambulance Bri- gade Headquarters. Tai Hang Road, today at 8 p.m.

These lectures will be open the general public, and are spe claily recommended wishing to the Brigade,

to persons become Members of

and

The names

addresses of those wishing to attend should be sent in as soon as possible" to the General Secretary at Taf "Hang Road.

Kuf: 33, and Chan Blu-ktu. 56 National

30,

were charged, before Mr, G. T. Lowry yesterday with stealing from No. 5. Felix Villas one watch. a fountain pen, three pipes, one mahjong set and an umbrella, to the total value of $188, the pro- perty of Mr. James and Mr. Wol- thenTM

Red

Cross Association

Wong was charged with wound continued his work. He then felt his back and as he ng, with intent to do grievous a blow on bodily harm, Ng Sam-yau, 23, as- turned round he received another Defendant sistunt cook, and Ng Sze-tim, 19. behind his left ear. house boy, on Sept. 21 at No. 29.

Conduit Road..

Insp. C: Goodwin appeared for the prosecution, while defendant was not legally represented.

struck him a third time on the

left side of his head and agai

attempted to strike him a fourth time but be warded off the blow with his upen palm. CASE OUTLINED

Evidence Was given by Au Outlining the case Insp. Good-Cheung, chier cook, that he over- defendant asking com- win said the two complainants, heard were brothers, the first being em- plainant to chop some firewood ployed as second cook and the and when defendant received no second house boy, while defendant reply he threatened to strike com- was also employed at the same plainant,

When he turned round later he address as third cook:

On "the morning of Sept. 21.at saw blood on the face of the com- a.m. first complainant had plainant and defendant standing just returned from the market and there with a knife in each hand. was in the kitchen when defen-1 He then ran out to call for help. dant asked him to

Hearing was adjourned till to- chop some Complainant Brewood.

replied day. that he could not as he had a sore hand.

9.05

After some exchange of words, Association defendant was alleged to have taken up a chopper-and-strick complainant four times.

A monthly budget of $500,000 (national currency) for war relief activities was voted at a meeting Both defendants admitted the of the Standing Committee of the charge, the first was sentenced to National Red Cross tour months hard labour while of Ching held here: yesterday the second to 'one month's hard afternoon, Presided over by Dr. C.

T. Wang, Chairman of the Asso labour,...

Det. Bub-Insp. Byron said at ciation, the meeting was attended' Vice. about 3.45. p.m. on Oct. 14 first by Mr. Tu Yueh-sberg, defendant was seen by a Chinese Chairman, and Messrs. detective carrying the mahjong Hsiao-lal, Lin Kang-huu and set. He had also in his posses- Heng Liu, Directors. Dr. Robert sion the umbrella and the watch. Kho-sheng Lim. Field Director of

the the Relier Corps. was also present Through first defendant

second man was arrested.

The fountain pen and the pipes were sold to a marine hawker but

HE Undersigned have received they were recovered.

Instructions

to sell. by

PUBLIC AUCTION

Friday, the 18th October, 1940 commencing at 2.80 p.m.

JUNK MASTER FINED Fine of $210 was imposed by Mr. K. M. A. Barnett yesterday when, Wong Po-on, 30, master of junk T3713H; was charged before him for having on board his junk on Oct. 15 at Shaukiwan harbotir-210 tins of kerosene other than at a dangerous goods. anchorage.

Sgt. W. L Kinloch said the junk í was visited by the Police on Oct

at their Sales Room, No. 35. Han-13 at 12.45 pm, on a routine kow Road, Kowloon.

· A... QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

comprising:-.

Teakwood Bed Room Dining

search and the kerosene was found on board the junk.

Sgt. Kinloch added that ́ only four days ago there was a fire in the same district

DUTIABLE WINE

Room, Drawing and Office Furni- Pleading guilty to the possession ture, Chesterfield Suites, Carpets, of one and three-quarters gallons Rugs, Cutlery, Clocks, Pictures, of Chinese wine, at the Cheung Curios, Ornaments, Cameras. Eino- Chau ses front near the Cheung culars, Gramophones, Records, Chau Ferry wharf, on Oct. 15, on Electric Lamps, Heaters and Fans, which duty of $2.62 had not been Porcelain, Glass, E. P. and Brass paid, Shun Luk, 59, was bound Ware, Cooking Utensils, etc., etc.

over in the sum of $50 to be of good behaviour. for one year by Mr. Also

8. F. Balfour, af the District Office Court, South, yesterday..

S-RO. Watts prosecuted

QUANTITY OF BLACKWOOD AND RATTAN FURNITURE

1 Radio-gram

Telescope

and

"Kelvinator Refrigerator iChromium Plated Standard Lamp 1 Fair Standard Lamps

AT KOWLOON

COMMITTED TO SESSIONS

J.

CHOPPED ON WRIST

REPATRIATION. OF REFUGEES

KWEILIN, Oct. 16 (Centrai The Kwangsi Provincial Govern- "Second complainant on hearing ment has announced that Kwang- the shouts of his brother ran into si refugees now in Hongkong who Wang the kitchen. He tried to aid his are short of travelling expenses brother by striking defendant to return to their native province with a bamboo pole. He missed may apply to the Hongkong ofce defendant who chopped him of the Kwangsi Relief Commission

on the wrist and on the shoulder..

for help.

After registration, they will be Defendant" then ran away and:

and sent back to escaped from the house by climb assembled ing over the west wall.

Kwangi. Upon arrival they will At 4.30 am..the next day de-j be given, accommodation. fendant was seen by two watch- men behind the house and on seeing the men approaching him defendant came up and said he wished to give himself up.

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sald after he had told defendant he could not chop wood he turn- ed his back on defendant and

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" Thieu miền, Chan Minh sau kh Ho Chi-fun, 24, and Leans Ng-17 tani, 24, who were charged with armed robbe · gere committed to the next Cr.. nal Sessions by Mr.

On View from Thursday the 17th. E. Hilmsworth yesterday.

October, 1940.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

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Det.-8gt. C. Dowman prosecuted. 19 Prod The defendants. armed with a 20, Prison kalfe, robbed L3 Bing-lu, contrac tor foreman, of a wrist watch and a leather purse, containing $5.30,

LAMMERT BROS.. and also a wrist watch from Chung Lai-she, woman, on Sept. 19 near

AUCTIONEERS.

| Argyle Street,

JAPANESE FINED

PUBLIC AUCTION. Satoh Yukio, of No. 27, Hankow

THE Undersigned have received

instructions

to well by

PUBLIC AUCTION

On Saturday, the 19th October,

1940

commenting at 10.30 am

¡Road, third floor, was summoned before Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen yes terday for having in his possession a radiogram without a licence and was fined $25.

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·A fine of $880-or, in default, one year in prison was imposed by Mi, 34 Familiar Macfadyen "yesterday on Yu Be for keeping a beroth and oplum divari and for possession of pipes, jopium and heroin.i

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bosim "god.

It was stated that in a raid par... · 36 Bensitive i

at their Godown at No. 2, Woodried out by the Police 15 opium Road, Basement,

A QUANTITY OF 'VALUABLE

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

and

One Enamel Bath

On View on Day of Bele.

Terms: Cash on Delivery,

LAMMERT BROS.

"AUCTIONEERSA

pipes, 13 heroin pipes, seven lamps, 1386 heroin pills and a quantity of oplum were found at No. 177,

| Shanghal Street first Moor.

*$500 BAIL

to pain

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Bail of $500 was granted by Mr. Macfadyen yesterday to Bamuel Chinn, 38, merchant, of No. 17,42 Waterloo Road for storing gasoline

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1940.

HAIL SMILING MORNI

"I feel so fit this morning I could tackle a very fierce man- enting tiger."

"Try tackling some of those esti- mates you should have finished yesterday."

Now, David. No bitterness. It is a very beautiful morning. Let us cast aside our mundane tasks and hearken to the pipes of Par.. If I were a poet, David. . .”

You're not. You're a very busy consulting engineer”,

***Come, comic, Mr. Scrooge. Is there no spark of sentiment in that fliary old heart?"

* Flisty old fiddlesticks, Look here, David, what is biting you today ?

*Weller as a matter of fact I went to a party last night. The foaming beakers were knocked back with speed and precision. I had a whale of a time.”

"H'm you look fresh mough. anyway."

That is the climax of my story. Somebody gave me the tip about Gimlets. You know Rose's Lime Juice being a therapeutic agent-anticipating hangovers- and so on. And it works!"

Hm. Must make a note of that Rose's Lime Juice. Confound! I've writzon is on the plans for the nety-reservoir ! "

What do you want?

If there is anything you want to buy or sell,

try a small Classified advertisement in the Hongkong Daily Press,

25 words 81.50 prepaid for 3 insertions.

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Very tough luck you put your shirt on that horse. BUT you've