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RESTORES
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IMMIGRATION INQUIRY
Why Is A General
to
Agent Necessary?
The question of attending the
Natural Colour sittings of the Lumigration. Com
BEFORE
AFTER
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ESTABLISHED 1863
terday.
Eighth Death
Sentence At
The Sessions
This Year
GENERAL
DIOCESAN OLD BOYS' ASSCN.
Appeal For More Members
An appel for more old boys to "The first thing I want to say become members was made at the mission of Inquiry has not yet is that the Crown concealed my annual meeting of the Diocesan been discussed by members of this only witness and the Police made Old Boys' Association held at the Chamber," said Mr. H. Y: Tso," Se- | no attempt to find my brother-in-
Chinese Merchants' Club yesterday cretary of the Chinese Chamber of | law," stated HQ SUNG-HEI. 22, Commerce, when interviewed yes- salesman, at the conclusion of his Mr. B. C. Randall, President, was
evening.
trial before the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, at the Criminal in the chair, while Mr. A. G. F
Prew acted as secretary in the ab Sessions yesterday when verdict of Guilty was returned by the jury sence of Mr. A. Zhummero
It was revealed that the mem- after a retirement of 53 minutes. that was a most wise decklon as
bership had increased from 39 to it will go a long way towards dis- Ho was charged with the mur 100 which still represented only a pelling any idea, the Chinese may der or a fellow-employee, Woomall percentage of the large num have that the Inquiry is a blind. Tong-chiu, 29, accountant. at the ber of Old Boys in the Colony.
"We feel confident, however. Chung Wahi Book Company's go-
The statement of accounts that with such prominent busi- down. No. 3 Gilman's Bazaar, In the Commission, and the early morning on Dec. 5. An-
showed a balance of $535.98.
When informed that the sittings will be thrown open to the gen- eral public, Mr. Tso stated that
nessmen on
with His Honour the Chief Justice | other man, Wong Sung-kar, also Six of the retiring members of as the Chairman, the whole mat- an employee of the company, was the general committee were re
elected to serve. ter will be thoroughly gone into." [found dead in the premises,
They were Messrs. E. Zimmern, G. A, D'Aquino, said Mr. Tso.
Mr. J. Reynolds. Crown Counsel. D. J. N. Anderson, J. Dodd, G. She prosecuted, "assisted by Det.-Insp. and Peter H. Sin.
R. Whant, and the accused was
The auditors. defended by Mr. H. Somerset Fitz-
Messrs. Cheung U-pul and A. roy, instructed Mr. J. M. Hall.
Crawford, were also re-elected.
"What the Chinese have been asking." went on Mr. Tse, was, why is General Agent neces- sary? If it was to facilitate mat- ters, as noticeable improvement has been seen.”.
CHECK ON FIREWOOD
RAMP
The question of "old school tie". The following jury was em-was brought up for discussion by panelled-Messrs. T. H. Lunson (Foreman), D. Lyon, A. Black, Ethe present price did not suit every one member who suggested that F. Passos, V. S. Mamak, G. Ger-pocket. rard and A. W. W. Salter.
This question was left to the sub-
Mr. Reynolds, in his address, committee.
said that the Crown's case was that the motive of the crime was robbery and that Woo was mur dered as he possessed the keys to "Interviewed by a- Hongkong the safe of the company, He' ad- Daily Press reporter yesterday, Mr.mitted that the Crown's case was
H. Y. Tso, Secretary of the Chinese entirely based on circumstantial Chamber of Crimmerce. sald that evidence.
the Chinese
this Colony....
especially those belonging to the
middle and
poorer
TIME NOT FIXED
Busy Day At The Registry
SEVEN COUPLES MARRIED
קן
Mr. Fitzroy reminded the jury, classes are in his address, that the time of deeply grateful to the Stores Con-the crime could not be fixed, and Seven Chinese couples were troller and has staff for so effec-pointed out that blood" from the married at the Registry, Supreme tively putting a check on the re-two deceased was found to belong | Court. yesterday with Mr. T, S. cent firewood ramp.
-to Group ✪ while the blood found Whyte-Smith, Registrar of Mar-
on accused person and un his rlages, officiating. clothing, belonged to. Group A.- The parties were:-
Summing up." his Lordship Mr. Chan Hung-ol, merchant, pointed out that after being cau of No. 43 Tin Hau Temple Road, tloned accused made a statement and Miss. Ma Ping-sim, of No. 5. which was in complete consistency Ning Yeung Terrace: with the story he toki in Court
"But," he added, "there are still cases of profiteering, not only in selling at a higher price than that fixed but also by soaking the wood in water." Mr. Tso went on to say that they all appreciated the fact that the problem of efficient control is a but it appeared, however, that he Mr. So Kwok-cheung, merchant, big one, but they hoped that the had made no attempt to prove of the Kian Kwan Co. Bank of authorities would not relax their this through a witness such as his East Asia Building, and Miss vigilance. The speaker further brother-in-law, his fellow-guests Cheung Hee-yue, of No. 82, Des expressed the hope that the price that night or the waiters at the Voeux Read Central; would soon be further reduced.
restaurant.
Refugees In
The Colony
An Increase of 85 in the number
ot refugees and destitutes accom- imodated In
Government camps
etc., in urban and rural areas is recorded in the returns for the week ending on March 1
Urban Areas:—
H
King's. Park1,307 against 1,301
on Feb, 22
Ma Tau Chung-1,601 agalist 1,
556 on Feb. 22.
North Point-1.485 against 1,463
on Feb. 22
IN
The jury was exempted from duty for two years.
This was the fourth murder trial since January and the eighth death sentence to be pass. ed.
REMOVAL OF
RICE
Appearing on $500 ball before Major A. N. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday,
Mr. Si Wai-ming, sub-inspector. attached to the Yaumati Follce Station, and Miss Yuen Hing-han. of No. 5 Tung Fong Street;
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Mr. Ng Hong-ming, special grade revenue officer, of No. 34 Hillwood Road, and Miss Lui Kit-ting, of No. 220 Jaffe Road:
Mr. Leule Park Lam, student, of No. 144 Lai Chi Kok, Road, and Miss Anna Chin Mak-yut, of 122 Fuk Wing Street;
"
Mr. Kong Wai-leung, revenue Tam Shu. 38, steersman of boat officer, of No, 218 Reclamation 1329, was fined $25 for moving 93 Street, and Miss Leung Suk-yin. bags of rice from Hongkong to of No. 277 Reclamation Street; Hunghom without a permit.
Morrison H]l]-525 against 533. Mr. S. K. Lau, pleading guilty on
on Feb,.22.
Urban Areas (Squatters' Campo):
Tai Hang-2,557 against 2,557
or Feb. 22
N
Ngau Tau Kok-798 against 798
on Feb. 22.
Rural Areas:—
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Mr. Cheung Kwan-cl, baker, of behalf of defendant, sald that, it the Garden Co., Castle Peak Road, was only a technical offence and and Miss Chan Yuen-wah, of No. that defendant had no intention 23 Hillwood Road,
to export the rice from Hongkong. SHANGHAI PEICES
CHUNGKING, Mar. 5 (Ceptrai)—
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The following forthcoming" mar- riages were announced
The price of rice has further sky-day:
15
Kam Tin-1,848 against 1,828 on rocketed in Shanghal during the Mr. Eric Himsworth, last few days, according to Immigration Officer, of Shanghai despatch.
Feb. 22. Fanling
Children's Camp-328 against 323 on Feb. 22: Total-10,449 against 10,364 on
Feb, 22.
yester-
Deputy
Harbour
View Hotel, and Miss Ethel Emily The price of native rice baa Pratt, nursing sister, Kowloon reached the new high of over $120 Hospital: per picul while that of imported
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rice has been quoted at $90 per Mr. Yeung Kam-wo, clerk, of No.
"SARAH SIMPLE" picul. The market is in a state 19 Cheungshawan Road, and Miss
COMEDY PLAY BY
of confusion as a result of a crop Tin Man, of No. 29 Shek Kip Mei of wild rumours,
The Shanghai Rice Dealers Union yesterday sent out a circular
Street:
Mr. Leung Mo-fun, health in-
HONGKONG A.D.G. to all its members urging them not pector, of No. 3 Tung Fong Street.
Sarah Bendish wrote a farewell to sell their product above the and Miss Tam Lai-ping, of No. 1
Wing Wa Street; note, when she left her husband prices fixed by the Rice Control! eight years ago, but her hand-Committee.
cause of
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Mr. Lee Chun-chung, physical
writing was difficult to read." Be- It is understood that representa Instructor, of the Education De- this William Bendish tives of the Committee called Opartment, and residing at No. 20 named the wrong man co Mr. T. K. Ho Deputy Secretary of Granville Road, and Miss Lee Tse- respondent, and lost the case. the Shanghal Municipal Council, in, of No. 12 Granville Road;
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As he did not know where to yesterday reporting the deplorable find his wife and learn the name situation and appealing to him to of the real corespondent, the exercise his power to check mani-of No. 630 Shanghai Street, and, Mr. Wong Kwok-han, merchant. matter was allowed to drop until pulations by unscrupulous mer-Miss Chan King-of of No. 22 Fa he met the widow of the late (chants. Canon Bell Mason.
Yuen Street:
THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1941. —PAGE
INDIAN CARPETS
WE ARE NOW SHOWING
A
HEAVY RANGE OF
FINE INDIAN CARPETS
IN ALL SIZES BOTH
PLAIN AND FIGURED
DESIGNS IN VARIOUS
QUALITIES
6' X 91
$150,00
12' x 9'
$300.00
10'6" x 15'
$425.00
12' x 20'
$720.00
10' x 15'
$850.00
BEDROOM RUGS, CREAM GROUND WITH EMBROIDERED DESIGNS.
3' x 4'
-3′ × 2...$10.00
6' x 4'
$15.00
$30.00
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Y.M.C.A. DANCE FOR SERVICES
The Y.M.C.A. Service-Section is running another of its popular dances for the Bervice on Friday, March 21.
Ladies of the VAD. and frienda who have helped us so much in the past will be again honouring our Dance as hostesses.
The Dance will begin at 9 p.m. Mr. Au Yeung Yue-chun, ac DAY
and Mrs. Bell Mason had deepened into William Bendish's life led to countant, of No.
100 Hollywood and will continue until 12.30 am. to the point where Mrs. Bell Response by the public to the Mason was enquiring as to the series of complications and Road, and Miss Tool Fung-chan. Tickets at $1.50 each, including re- treshment. will be obtainable from of No. 25 Tan Lung Street:
the YM.C.A. and Unit représenta-. tives."
ANNUAL POUND
alice Memorial
and
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The relations between William
difficult situations,
Buch is the comedy written by
ang "Punch" writer.
The
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exact nature of his intentions Hospitals annual Pound Day, yes when his wife suddenly returned. terday was reflected in $400 in Bince she had left her husband, Mune, the famous author| ACKNOWLEDGMENT money and $500 worth of goods, Sarah had become a very success- which included medical supplies ful designer of hats in New York,senting the comedy at the China the following donations and subscrip- Ellett 10: James Bertram 8hleen, T Anti-Tuberculosis) Yau 100; Ï M. Loo 100;. M. Y. Tang The Hongkong A, D. C. are pre- Association gratefully acknowledges 100 Dr. D. P. Samy 25; Nell E using the name of "Sarah Simple".
Fleet Club Theatre on March 19. tiona DIFFICULT SITUATIONS
Tang 5; Cynthia Liao 6: Kathleen, I 20 21 and 22. Booking is "now Ho Kom Tode (Part proceeds | Lymn §; B. Wong Tape 5; Mrs. B. The entrance of the poked and open at Anderson's. Music Co., Ice Charity Theatrical Performances) Wone Tree H; Lạm Phu Khong 5 very attractive Sarah Bimple" House Street.
4500; Dr. R. 8. Begbie 100; Shum Wai Dr. (Mrs.) Prommer 5.
and foodstuffs;
The gifts were received by Mrs. B. W. To'o in the forenoon and by Mrs. R. H. Hancock from 2 to 4 'p.m.
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