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WHAT'S THIS

ABOUT "SPEED"

IN FILMS?

that sometimes a film excellent for "Speed" in a film means you can take very short exposures "speediness" is apt to be exact-

doesn't take ing,

kindly to and still get good plucky pictures.

turns black being over-exposed, This is important when you wish to

and nasty. take moving objects, "Speed" also

There is none of this churlish- means that you can

your

ness about Kodak Film. Kodak well as

Film is fast but not fussy. It camera on dull days, as sunny ones and this is impor- really isn't worth while taking tant nearly all the year round. any chances.

Koduk Film, But Everybody sells Kodak Film is "Speedy."

must - be . warned that so why not have it? you

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1930.

A UNIQUE JURY EMPANELLED.

SOLICITOR, DETECTIVE AND REPORTER.

GANDHI'S CRUSADE.

FURTHER CASUALTIES

IN PARTY..

Borsad, Mar. 18 In addition to the small-pox A jury, unique for its composi- tion and probably the frat of its case, which was left behind at are now three nature to be empanelled in a Court Anand, there

In the history of the Colony, suzasualties in Gandhi's volunteers, at the Kowloon Magistracy yester-all of them now accompanying the day afternoon to inquire into the party in a pony carriage.

The Gandhiites arrived at Napa circumstances of the death of al prisoner of the Laichikok Gaol, this morning, going on to Borsad who died yesterday morning from this evening.

Elaborate police precautions are tuberculosis.

Mr. Whyte Smith occupied theeing taken at Borsad, which is Bench as Coroner and, in the ab-ia the district, where Vallabhai Patel sence of a jury summoned in th was arrested-Reuter. usual manner, be called upon Mr. L. R. Andrewes, the Assistan Crown Solicitor, (foreman), Detec- tive Inspector C. P. Fallon, both of whom had been previously en- gaged in the Court on a murder trial, and Mr. C. E. Wong, a mem- ber of the local Press to assist him

in the inquiry.

Owing to the sudden death' of the prisoner and the limited time

Trial of Sen Gupta,

Rangoon, Mar, 18. The trial of Sen Gupta, the Mayor of Calcutta, on a charge of sedition, has opened.

San Gupta refused to answer questions, or to be released on bail-Reuter

DOCK CO. REPORT.

A NET PROFIT OF JUST

▾ OVER $600.

The report of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.,, to ba resented at the annual meeting.

ates

.

The Directors beg to submit teir Report and Balance Sheet r the year ending 31st Decem- er. 1929.

As shown by the Profit and Loss Account, the Gross Profit-on work- ng for the year ending 31st De- ember, 1929, is $659,832.35.

After deducting. Interest, Rates, Crown Rent, Insurance, Directors' nd Auditors' Fees and allowing he sum of $148.834.70 for Depre- Iation on Buildings and Plant, e net profit for the year 1929 is $614.53; to which must be added the amount brought forward from ast year $121,381.90; making the mount at Credit of Frofit

and

OSA Account at 31st December, .929 $121,995.83, which it is re- tommended should be carried for- ward to next year.

Directors. In accordance with Article No. 90 of the Company's Articles of Association, Mr. Allan Cameron, and Mr. B. D. F. Beith, retire by rotation and offer them- selves for re-election. Mr. J. P. Warren has been appointed Chair: man for the year 1950.

Auditors. The, Accounts have been audited by Messrs. Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, and Messrs. Perey Smith, Seth and Fleming, who retire and offer themselves for

in which to summon a jury the 4, "the Magistrate may require officials of the Magistracy were any bystander to serve as a juror. unable to notify the-Registrar for uut no officer of the gaol or pri n jury to be called so that when soner confined therein shall serve the inquiry was due to commence as a juror in any auch inquiry." the Coroner, under Section 10 (4) The Coroner pointed out that the of the Coroner's Abolition Ordin-atter part of the section rather ance called upon the persons mien-strengthened the argument that a solicitor or any other person why tioned,

The Coroner pointed out that was not otherwise eligible woulo according to Section 8 of the same be eligible. Ordinance he was required to hoid Mr. J. C. West, chief warder at an inquiry within twenty-four the Laichikok Gaol gave evidence hours whenever any prisoner died that the deceased. Wong Yee aged in gaol. He said that it was an 45 and a native of Pakhoi was unusual procedure he had adopted committed to prison on July 22, out if he did not hold the inquiry 1929, to serve a term of eleven then the twenty-four hours would months' hard labour under the

He was con- that the prisoner would not sar- elapac. Probably he would be Opium Ordinance. wrong in elthar but he victed at the Central Magistracy vive his sentence. Death occurred thought that the twenty-four and transferred to the Laichikokut serinck yesterday morning.

Witness certified death as being hours was very clearly laid down Prison on July 27, 1929. and there had been no chance of Dr. J. E. Davey gave details of due to miliary tuberculosis.

the defendant's health since he A verdict in accordance with getting a proper jury together.

After the medical evidence was recorded, first came under his care.

In thanking the jury for step- gradually declining 'after his ad- mission deceased's condition beping into the breach the Coroner ctme.worse and on January 28 wit-intimated that he did not think nese reported to Mr. J. W. Franks that it had ever been done before.

rase

Mr. Andrewes, when asked to serve, remarked that he thought that he was ineligible, but was informed by the Coroner that ac- cording to Section 10 sub-section

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