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THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1931.

MURDER & ROBBERY.

YOUNG MUI TSAF'S TRAGIC

manager

DEATH.

"The

EASTER SERVICES.

OBSERVANCE IN CHURCHES

OF THE COLONY,

A cold-blooded crime in which Enster Day was observod fu amui tani of ten years of age was fitting manner in all the churches stabbed to death under the most of the Colony. Special services brutal elreumstances shocked the were held, attended by large con- resitlenta on the mainland follow-gregations. The theme of the ing an armed robbery at No. 187. Crucifixion and of self-denial Lalchikok Road, Shamshuipo, the farmed the keynote of the utter- realdence of a Mr. Leung, the ances from the pulpit.

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The ings at Nos. 189 and 191. murder and robbery occurred be- tween five and nine o'clock an Saturday evening on the first flour where Mr. Leung am his family live.

All the family were out and a mui taal was left alone in the house. On returning at ten the inutes were surprised to find the door open and the girl nowhere to be found. A search was mar and she was discovered lying in a poul of blood in the kitchen, with knives to the dagger similar used by butchers in the marketa, in her back.

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Premises Runsached.

The disorderly condition of the drawers and trunks suggested that the robbers must have stayed to make a systematic search for valuables. Money, lothes Jewellery worth $200 were stolen,

The officers in charge at the Shumshuipo Police Station were the fat to be notified of the crime and a big party of foreign detec- lives and Chinese patire arrived immediately. Reports of the case

hrondensted in no time to all, the stations on the mainland, and throughout- Saturday evening numerous auspicious pedestrians were searched along nichok Road and streets in the vicinity of the crime.

were

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The circumstance of the m al's death suggest to the offers investigating the erime that she strended with the rubbers Edefending the property

master, when she was stabbel, or le the rubbers made an un-

her, Yeurin voked attack on identilleation. This latter theory teads to the belief that the rubber my have been known to members of the family.

A MURDER CHARGE.

SEQUEL TO THE AUSTIN ROAD DISCOVERY.

The police report of the haly of a man being found in Austin Rond with marks of strangulation about his neck on April 1, hud a sequel the Kowloon Magistracy on at

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In the Holy Week preceding Easter Sunday, religious exercises with special attention to the needs of the young, wore held at St. John's Cathedral,

where the preachers were the Dean, Rev. F. Freeman, R. N. and the Bishop of Victoria, On Good Friday the Cathedral and Philharmonic Choirs combined in by a recital of Pas- alon Music. A collection was taken for the Jerusalem and East Mission. The muafe selected was "O Sneret Heart" (Buch), selec tions from "The Messiah" (Handel),"

Unknown" God,

"My Song is Love John Ireland; and "Holy We Offer Here (Wagner).

The Cathedral was brightly de- enrated with Easter lilies for the Fervices on Sunday morning. Holy Communion was administered al an early hour by a Choral Eucharist. At the midday service, the preacher was the Bishop of Victoria. At evensung, the Dean delivered an up- propriate address.

At the Roman Catholle Cather dral, a Passion Week, marked by a Lenten Mission of Preaching. culminated in a High Pontifical Minas yesterday, at which Bishop Valtorta offlerlated, assisted by the Clergy of the Cathedral and the Cathedral Choir. His Lordship administered the Papal Blessing at the end of the service.

At all other Churches, services for other congrégations were held. which were largely attended.

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Mr. Adams was a partner in the well-known firm of Architects and Civil Engineers. Messrs. Little, Adams and Wood. Only the older residents of the Colony will re member him.

The congregation of St. An- drew's Church, Kowloon had a unient feast on Maunday Thurs- day evening, when an augmented choir, assisted by Mr. Rupert Baldwin, A. T. C. 1., organist, ren- dered an acceptable programme; comprising for the must part ex- terpts from Handel's master work "The Messiah." The soloists were

he was in partnership with Mr. Miss P. McGill and Mrs. W. I. C.

B. Thomas, who had previously Robson (sopranos), Mrs. J. Cor-

been managing assistant for Mr. nelius (alto). Mr. J. W. Baldwin. Danby here. They established and Mr. H. G. Anniss (tenors) and themselves at Canton, as Thomas Me. W. H. Bailey Class).

Saturday, before Mr. Hamilton, when Wong Cheung alias Wong Sik-cheung, and a woman, Choi Shiu, stood charged with, another man, Wong Kan, not in custody, with murder on the first floor of No. 7. Reclamation Street,

The defendants were formally remanded for one week.

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