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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

POSSESSION CASE.

APPLICATION FOR REHEARING REFUSED.

FRIDAY. MARCH 20. 1925.

BILLIARDS.

CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE

COLONY.

Mr. M. H. Turner made an un-

Twenty-one entries have been received for the Billiards Cham successful application for the re-picnship of the Colony, which com. mencos at the Victoria Recreation Club on Monday next, 23rd instant,

hearing of a xamining In which

Ng Funshiti, owner of No. 149 Connaught Road, was convicted by at 6 p.m. Mr. J. R. Wood on the 13th Inst. The following receive byes in the and fined $500 for attempting to the first round. Wong Po bong, gain possession of the said pre-K. K. Leung, C. 1'. 0. Writer mises by a causing a scaffolding Drayton, N. W. Spry, P. S. Leung, to be erected with the stated in-P. ), Peters, J. Thomas Joiner tention of removing the roof an1] Rostall, Ng Szokwong, Ng Sze flours of the building.

Cheung and C X. Tang.

A. the original hearing of the The following gaten will be fense Mr. J. T. Prior appeared for played T1 the firm read: the complainant, Chung Wal-hsan, | March 23rd:-Cpl. Blunden R.E managing partner of the Yu Fungv. C.P.O. Writer Cox. Tai firm, and Mr. T. G. Bennett represented the defendant,

March 24th.-S.C. Kwok v. Lee

Wing-yow.

Ch. E.R.A. Farpenis.

March 20th.-P. Yeanovich E.D. da Ruza.

Mr. Turner said that he made March 25th-1p Ping yn his application for the reasons that at the trial ne witnesses what- ever were called for the defence. The scaffolding

erected by WILH the defendant's contractor, whoj also instructed a solicitor. The

defendant ignorantly did not per sony interest. himself in the stimmons but left everything in the hamls of the contractor.

OBITUARRY,

CAPT. GARWOOD.

The many friends of Capt. A. B. Garwood, of the P. & O. service, will be grieved to learn that he died in Greenwich Hospital on January 19. He first went to 30K in 1983 and served his tímo in niling ships engaged ( the Calcutta trade. He remained on) sailing vessels until about 1891, when he was wrecked off the south coast, Soon after this he joined the P, & U, Co. and was frequently) on the China and Japan run, pre- ferring it, he declared, to other. Inter he obtained his com-;

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Nagoya. While in command of the latter ahip during the war he

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March 27th.-1.0. Ogilen v. Nagoya he took command of the F.8. Montague Bates,

Moren, which has been on the Far The Reiro ure.-23., 8.M. Eastern run since the end of 1922, He recently had a voyage off as Goddard R.B.: 24th., Capt. Frary, 25th, Mr. W. Logan: 27, last December, only to be landed a holiday, but took command again Comdr. Yonge R.V.

ill at Marseilles. He was 50 years) [of age and a native of Arundel,

The defendant did not realise SHAMEEN BILLIARDŞ. | Suss the seriousness of the position till he went into Court,

In reply to his Worship Mr. Turner said that he thought th ti the witnesses had been available) of the trial.

His Worship refarsed to grant the app iration for the re-hearing

of the enNI,

A PLUCKY COOK,

TACKLES AND DISARMS

TWO ROBBERS. The pluck of a Chinese cook frustrated an attempted robbery

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Yaumati yesterday. Despite the his against him, the cook valinmly tackled four robbers und after wounding two of them forced the whole gang to bolt without ac- complishing their designs.

When the robbers entered the house they found only the cook on the premises. Two of them, who were armed with daggers, tried to seize the cook but foutl it a job beyond their ability. Bodg- ing behind one of the intruders, he managed ta disarm the man and; afterwards knocked him slown. The other armed robber joined in the affray and was similarly dealt with. The other two robbers were demoralised as a result of what they had seen and immediately decamped without attempting to] help their confederates. The dis- armed robbers were hut slightly wounded. They got on their feet and ran out of the house

Eke whipped cars,

A BAD RECORD.

33 YEARS AND 26 CONVICTIONS,

At the Criminal Session yeater- day a man wanted Chan Wing was convicted before Mr. Justice

| Gompertz of breaking into a house

at Mongkuk and steal ng there-: from some clothing. Prisoner ad- mitted breaking in and said he took an overeat. There were 26 previous convictions against him. His Honour: How olil Are you 7-33.

His Honour: Then you must have started when you were 13. Have you ever done any honest work?

Prisoner replied that his mother, was dead, having purished in the race course fire some years ago.) He worked on

in the harbour.

sampans

A sentence of thee years impri-| sonment with hard labour was) passed.

CITY HALL CONCERT.

PIANO RECITAL BY MR. FELIX DYCK.

Mr. Felix Dyck, a young pianist of repute, in giving a concert in the City Hall at 5,80 this evening. An excellent programme has been arranged and there will probably This will be hu a large house.

the only concert Mr. Felix Dyck will give in Hongkong as he is leaving on Saturday morning by the Empress of Canada for Shang- hai and Japan.

Mr. Felix Dyek obtained the first prize at the Paris Conservatory, nad was winner of the Bluthner, prize in Berlin. Ho has recently given 2 piano recitals in Java and was invited to appear on three cocasions at the residence of the Governor General.

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the Customs Club, handed the Cup) The above Clubs met ereently over to Mr. A. E. Osmund, Cap-; in a friendly tournament for sig tain of the winning teaty. miniature čups provided jointly by

The following represented Ensi- themselves. The first round was tano ab; S. Sequeira, A. C. played on March 7 and restited (Silva, G, 1. da Cruz, A. d. Castro, | in a win for the Lasitas teaan by, P. O'Brien and A. E. Osmund. 101 points. The return hund was

played on March 13 and 14, when Customs Club.-W. Nash,' It. the Lusitann Club repeated their] Patterson, J. 11. Anderson, F. J. victory, this time by the wideMattes, K. W. Power and J, M. margin of 427 points,

Witchell. In the return round F.C.)

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