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SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1929.

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CORRESPONDENCE.

AN ARMS SENTENCE.

Dairy Farm, Milk.

To The Editor of Hongkong

Telegraph.]

Mrs. Fanny Isithel Layard, Inte wife of Mr. Rayhond de Burgh Money Layard, formerly H.B.M.

Str.-1 am obliged to Mr. Stesen- Consul at Honolulu, Kobe and Manila, left estate in Hongkong to son for his unequivocal replies to the value of $16,800. Mr. Layard my question and only regret that died at 22 Campden Grove, Ren-he prefaces his remarks with the sington on November 22, 1928, and words "Laeteal still persists in appointed her brother, Major asking questions," etc. General Henry Jenner Scobell and her brother-in-law, Captain Wil- Ham Wheat Waring, as executors

und trustees,

A certified copt of probate of the will has been granted to Mr. D. J. Lewis, solicitor of Hong kong, the attorney of the trustees who, under the will, receive a legacy of £25 each free of duty,

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SIR MONTHS IN GAOL AND body feels more or less jnded and

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out-of-sorts, there is a tendency to stimulate the enfeebled appolite by means of cock-tail», 'aperitives" and unaccustomed foods. The re sult is that the judicious use of a laxative at intervals is more es- sential than ever, so that the digestive tract miny be cleansed and kept in working order.

Appeal of Enoch Binks, aged 70 years, against the sentence of six months' imprisonment and deporta. tion to England imposed by Consul, General Aleck sitting as Judge in

Court in

the British Consular Tsinanhu, Shantung Province, on

June et, when charged with traflick-

ing in arms and ammunition, waa

dismissed by Judge G. W. King O.B.E., in the Britiel Supremo Court. Shanghai, after a full day's

aession.

Mr. Stevenson has, however, only answered a question which after all, is a secondary one. Corres. pondence in the pewspapers in

The appellant is an old resident Hongkong hine the tandency to de- of Chinn, having spent over 15 generate into irrelevant discussion years in this country, most of it in of side issues and in most cases the north. Until the Nationalist Government came into power, in the original point is lost sight of.

1025, he was yery affluent and had This correspondence was initiatione extensive prospecting in con! The will also authorises be-ed by me in order to elicit a state- and other minerals He had an quests of £100 to the two godent from Mr. Manuk on the two yested very large sums of moner children of the decenset, Mary following points: Mellony Waring, and Katherine Mellany Isabel a Court. The rest of the estate. is held in trust for her two daughters. The Bet alue of the personal estate in Great Britain is £5,722.

Fatshun Merchant's "WIN. Wa Now Ting, commonly known as Wu Jim-pak, who died at 131 Bongkang Road, Tientsin, on Jan- imary 10, 1928, left estate in Hong- kong to the value of $250,700. Letters of administration have M. len granted to the on.

W. E. L. Shenton, attorney for the executors and trustees. The latter are the first and third sons of deceased, Dr. John O'Malley Irwin Pan Ze-shing of Tientsin and C. H. Yang of Peking.

Chiu Po-king, a merchant, wing died in Falshan, Canton, on July 18, 1928, left local estate of $91,200. Under the will is widow is a jointed sole executrix and provi- siun is nude for the division of when all

and the estate

2018 daughters of the deceased" are married or when his youngest son reaches age. The estate is then to be divided inte four parts, one go- ing to charity and the other three In the suns of the dreensed.

Banker's Estate,

Julio Creilla de Souza Botelho, fate of 9 Nathan Road, died in To ato on January 18, 1929, and letters 'administration have been granted to Alvare Alberto Cutello. The local Ante is sworn at $1.600.

Tong Tsun bunker and money chancer, late of Kongmoon and also of 114 Queen's Road Contral Honkong, died intestate at Konig, ruton on one 2, 191. Letters of administration of the estate $10,000 in

which amounts Hongkong, have been granted.

Wong Tal-foe, alias Won Vik am, retired merchant, of 25 Conduit Road, left loral estate of $57,300. Probate of the will has bern granted to the executors, his

two sons.

OBITUARY.

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DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN CHINESE RESIDENT.

The sympathy w his many friends will be extemel to Mr. Wong Kwong-tin in the death on Thursday evening, at his Kowloon City residence, of his father. Mr. Wong Tia-cheang, at the age of 89 years.

the

Mr. Wong Kwong-in is fifth son of the late Mr. Wong Th-cheung, who with his many years' residence in this Colony and his many business connexions her had a large eircle of friends and was highly esteemed by his rompatriots,

Owing to the absence of one of the sons of the late Mr. Wong Tn-cheung at Chetoo, it is unde stood that the funeral will not take place until this son returns) (to the Coling,

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MR. HUGGINS!

(1) Is it a fact that the milk sold by other duiries in the colony contains more fata than Dairy Farm milk? If so (2) Why cannon the Dairy Farne supply milk simti

urly rich in fats?

muny

in certain conl mines in Paoshan near the Kiaochow-Tainan railway. but, after the political turmoil in 1025 and the prevailing lawlessness in Shantung he was unable to crn- tinue the work in connexion with coal mining, and took un resil ujen in Tainanfu where he has Chinese and foreign friends and in generally well respected. It alleged that Mr. Binks hind luen concerned on one occasion during the residence in Trinaafu in an arine traffic case tried by the Consular authorities there and sentenced to agnol term and deportation from

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Mr. Manuk initially admitted that the milk supplied by other dairies contained more fat, but adulterated alleged that it was with buffalo milk; later on, when "Bull" completely refuted the possibility of such adulteration Mr. Manuk now says that he doubts whether it is a fact that other

Supreme dairies, can supply richey milk un-Ching, Against this decision he ap

Court. less they have special breeds of pealed to the British cattle, ete.

Attorney Paul Urban defended the appellant.

Surely a company like the Dairy Farm should know the, quality of niilk its competitors are supplying- at any rate now that the question has been raised it is a simple matter for them to get a few but tles of milk from the better class Chinese dairies and compare It with their own.

Basis For Appeal. Mr. Urban euntended that the witnesses on the basis of whose evidence the very heavy soutenet had been inflicted were not property worn and that therefore their statements should not be valued much; that his clicut was refused the prerogative of calling witnesser on behalf of the defene: that his

If the Dairy Farm milk is as rich in fats as other milk then perhaps Mr. Stevenson will explain why client was not told that he could Mr. Manik made his original state-givo evidence ; and that lie was not ment that importance should not duly cautioned by the Court. be attached to the "cream line."

The long quotation Mr. Stevens ron gives from Dr. Harston's book scens to me hardly relevant to the points at issue, capecially as consider that Dairy Farm milk Is not what it used to be twenty years ago when Dr. Harston's book was written. At that time the Dairy was not such an up to date" establishment as it now is.

Baby Welfare attributes ulterior motives to me. 1 leave it to you, Sir, to assure him that I have no relationship whatsover-neither selid, matrimonial, financial or cliental-with any dairy other than the Dairy Farm Co., Ltd.

Baby Welfare takes exception to the words "diluted down"---if I am wron inta technical sense I plead genuttire, last I think any layman would use the same expression and the layman would understand ex-

Mr. Masson cited many instances from contemporary and former re- cards to show that the trial of Mr. Binks in the Consular Court was perfectly in order and endeavourg) to prove to the Court that the d eision of the Judge of the British. Consular Court in Trinnnfu was not only quite right, but also per- Tectly adequate, considering the fact that trafficking in arms and ammunition, which in China are a contraband, offence.

A very acrious

Arguing on behalf of his client, Mr. Urban submitted that the arder for deportation was an extremely hard che on his client who had renched the ripe old age of: 50, yours, and that he had large slaken in mining properties in Shantung which would automatically be lont to him if he were to go away from China at this juncture. He further asked the Court to bear in mind that Mr. Binks had left England in what I mean. If he takes 1900, and if he was departed now exceptions to the word "down" he would arrive in the home country admit that is redundant. hut an a vaurant and that there was no must remind him that this ror- doubt it all that his health Also repondence is on the "Cream would he affected adversely, Line" and not on rhetoric, other wise I can point out a dozen re- torical, aritmatical and logical mistakes in his letter.-Yours, etg.,

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Among the passengers on the N.Y.K. liner Kaga Marn which ar rived in port on Thursday are Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Nativida for Hongkong, and Mr R. A. Beavan for Yokolima.

The Kaga Maru left here for Japan yesterday, those on board including Mr. Y, Murakami. Inte) Consul-General for Japan in Hong- kong. Mr. Murakami has just been appointed Consul-General for Japan at Hamburg but is now on furlough.

The local Japanese Consulate is now under the charge of the Vice- Consul, Mr. Y. Nonomura, who wil net as Consul-General until one has been appointed for Hong- kong.

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