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LARCENY BY TRICK
Charged with larceny by a trick, MOK Kim-tsin, 28, unemployed, appeared before Mr. G. T. Lowry yesterday, when he was remund-
POLICE COURTS
with on Feb. 17 on board trading; It was alleged that defendant, junk No. T4285H in Shaukiwanwhile at the Kai Tak Civil Airport harbour moving 67 bags of "rice on Feb. 19, had in his possession without Arst having obtained a letter for the purpose of con- Icence trom the Controller of veying" same into the Colony Trade, was fined $500.
otherwise than by post. Sgt. Kinloch prosecuted. ASSAULTED D.W.
Mak Chau. 26, unemployed, was
ed for 24 hours to get in touch charged before Mr. Lowry with with his relatives.
Defendant was remanded for 24 hours and granted $50 bail,
GAMBLER FINED
In a raid carried at No. 3, Shek stealing from Tse Chek, 23, $25.40 Teng Street. Li Fan, 34, cobbler. He was alleged to have stolen. Chined currency. and assaulting was found writing Tse Fa" tic- with another not in custody, $350 district watchman No. 78 with in-kets in the premises. Accused was from Lam Yan-san, 47, manager tent to resist arrest on Jan. 2 at fined $75 by Mr. Anderson and of Union China Company. No. Bonham Strand East
table money of $4.88 was placed in 29." Hing Lang Street, by means of Sub-Insp. C. Goodwin prosecut- the Poor Box. a trick at the Wellington Cafe, ed. Wellington Street, on Dec. 22.
Det.-Szt. Wilson is in charze of the case,
19 for
Sentence of one year's hard la- bour, followed by two years' police supervision, was imposed.
AT KOWLOON
CARNAL KNOWLEDGE
Further evidence was taken be- fore Mr. Himsworth yesterday of the case, in which Fok Hang, fire- man attached to the Central Fire Station. Chan Chung-yan and L Hing were charged with conspiracy to procure, with intimidation, a 20-year-old girl to have carnal knowledge with second defendant.
DEFENCE REGULATIONS Charged with a breach of the Defence Regulations by having in his possessio three letters 3,
"TSE FA" GAMING HOUSE Tung On Wharf, on Feb.
For keeping a "Tse Fa" gaming the purpose of conveying out of house at No. 257. Apliu Street and the Colony other than by post for possession of a number of Po
Mr. M. A da Silva prosecuted. Tso Yip, 10, travelling trader, was Pip lottery tickets, Wong Lol. 65, while Mr. Hin-shing to appeared fined $5 by Mr. Lowry yesterday. rattan worker. was fined $50 by for first defendant,
Det-Sgt H.B. Dewar prosecuted. Mr. H. C. Macnamara yesterday. Hearing was further adjourned POSSESSION OF TREEWOUD .. The sum of $2.67 was ordered to to Feb. 25, from 10 to 11.30 a.m. Charged belore Major A.N, Mac-be placed in the Poor Box.
CASE DISMISSED fadyen yesterday for possession of
Det.-Sgt. A. Shaw prosecuted. treewood Tsui Ping-yeung, 27, earth coolie, who had two pre- vious convictions. was fined or six weeks' hard labour;
Lu Yuet-wah. 45. married
WILD TREE WOOD..
In a raid carried out by Det- Sgt. W. G. Morrison and a party
Ho Hot, appearing before Mr. of police on the evening of Feb. 11 $50. Macnamara yesterday on charges at No. 249. Portland Street, first
of possession of wild tree wood floor, 15 Chinese were arrested and wo-and breach of expulsion order, were charged before Mr. Ander- man was Aned $20 or three was convicted on the first charge son yesterday with being members weeks; Lo Chuen, 34, unemployed, and sentenced to two months of an unlawful society, was hed $10, or two weeks, and hard labour. to be followed by ex-
Mak Po, 26, widow, $5 or 10 days.
DOCK COOLIE FINED Ho Chuen, 42, dock coolle, was fined $25. or two months' hard
pulsion. The second charge was withdrawn,
EXPULSION. ORDER Sentence of two months' hard
After evidence, Mr Anderson discharged all defendants on the ground that there was insufficient evidence to support the charge.
Chief Detective Inspector A. E.
labour. by Major Macfadyen yes-labour. to be followed by exput. Carey, assisted by Det.-Sgt. Murri
was imposed by Mr. Mac-|
son, prosecuted.
terday for stealing two pounds cfsion, nuts and bolts and four pounds namara yesterday, on Wong Hol. of bran fittings to the total value 25. for attempting to break into a of $13.50 from the Talkoo Docks dwelling house.
MARINE COURT
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Fines totaling $60 were imposed Det.-Sgt. A. Shaw prosecuted.. by the Marine Magistrate, Lieut.- "[Cmdr. J. Jolly, RNR yesterday, for assaulting afon four women charged with
Defendant had conviction.
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