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($42,000 JUDGMENT

CONTESTED

APPEAL OF FRENCH BANK OPENS

PRISON FOR AN UNDESIRABLE

SEDITIOUS PAPERS

CHARGE

THE HONGKONG

Yup Yuk, alias Yup Fun, alias Jamca Jameson, who was inter HOUSE MORTGAGE | while passing through to Shanghai cepted by the Hongkong police

Long and involved legal from Calcutta, was charged on re- on the B. I. Tilawn as a deportee meat is likely in the Full Court mand before Mr. Wynne-Jones, at appeal of the Banque Franco the Central Magistracy this morn Chinoise pour le Commerce eting, with the possession of sedi- 'Industrie against a judgment of Hous papers. Mr. Justice Wood.

In the original action, the plain liff (Mrs. Chu Shuk) claimed that the her property, mortgaged to bank, was sold without her consent, in contravention of an agreement and that it was soll at a price grossly under its value.

Mr. Justice Wool awarded Mrs. Chu Shuk $42,000 and granted her application fur costs of the aetion. The present case is the appeal of the Bank.

TUNG WAH & CHOLERA

TELEGRAPH.

¿Continued from Paga 1.)

of Cholera in the Colony?

(1) To whom did the Medicni Omeer of Health intend to refer by the expression Superintendent is it not the fact that Dr. S. W. of the Kennedy Town District?"

dent of the Tung Wah Hospital, Phoot, the Medical Superinten is in connexion with the present epidemic the Superintendent of the Tug Wah Infectious Diseases Hospital in Kennedy Town?

SIXTEEN CASES.

one time might (6 Is it not a fact that there has

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documents..

or not

130

Failure

the

MONDAY, JULY 18, 1932.

POLICE · RESERVE

ORDERS FOR THE CURRENT

WEEK

Order by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Inspector General of Police, state:

Chinese Company.

Company, as

Strength. The following have been taken on the strength of the Chinese from the dates given Tal Sam Choi, 175 Kwok Hon Ying. Against their name:-Constables 172 Rai Ying

Wai Kwong, 21st. June, 1932: 168 Tang Man Tsol, 23rd, June, Kas: Yuan, R6 Chan Chung 1982; RAD Pung Hot Ling. R05 Kong You, 15th, July, 1942,

Training Course-Part 11-All re- traits will attend at the Chinese Cont pany's Hendquarters on Tuesday, Juky 19th. at H1 B. fer instruc- tion.

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Translations of the documenta were handed up to the Bench and particular attention was drawn to

15) It is not a fact that the six- three pages written, in red ink.teen cases referred to by The Objection was taken to such slo- tedien! Officer of Health

were gans as "Down with Imperialism."eases which had been sent to the "Down with British Rule," and Kennedy Town Infect lous Hospital other sentences which would ap-by the Tung Wah Authorities for pear to advocate violence in assu- observation, and that the report Feiation with revolutionary move-made to the Medical Omeer of

menta,

Health were made by Dr. E. Q. Lim His Worship stated that in the who is working under Dr. Phoon past they hail considered in deal-as Superintendent of the Ketmedy ing with these cases, that what Town Infectious Hospital?

inspection Parade.-A ranks of was seditious al Sir Peter Grain (Shanghai) pre-

the Chinese Company will parade at the aided. With him on

Bench not be seditious at another, also

been absolutely

Central Palies Station on Thursday, was seditlotes in

New Mayfair Orchesten ciaon. were Sir Joseph Kemp and Mr.that what

duly dist, for a general inspection of Love Lies Selection Justice Wood.

place might not be so in another.notify rases on the part of

equipment etc, by the Company Com-

New Mayfair Orchestra CIGSA, Tang Wah Hospital? Mr. T. Murphy, A. S. P., in legv-

mander. Fall in at 6.30 p, sharp. Song of the Dram-Selection

2013. Mr. P. C. Jenkin, K.C. and Mr. ing the

New Mayfair Orchestra. Dress-White Uniform,

Cap with

White Stand Up and Sing-election CILSE in his Worship's

M.O.H'S STATEMENTS.

Cover, Belt, Trancheon, R. C. H. Lim appeared for the der hands,

New Maytale Orchestra Whistle,

C2113 pointed nut that they fendant appellant back Mr. El had received no information re-

(67) Will the Medical Officer atlet and Badge, "Pocket Pollecum The Love Race Helen

New Mayfair Orchestra CALAD and note-book to be ckeried. Those Charlot's Masquerades Sefertion don Potter, KX', and Mr. H. Ggarding the accused's

Health be good enough antegen-

will at-

New Mayfair Orchestra net in possession of uniform Sheldon appeared for the plaintiff dents, Apparently,

CREP whether

The Endins

following tend in mufti. No members the

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8,15-9 pm. A Concert. respondent.

tities, without attempting a statements, which were attributed A:

without from this parade

Song Carmets (Hogne-Bem> ia him as having been marle by bave from the Cripiny Commander, him in the course of a newspaper | The Equipment rifleër will make it a Fine interview, and on which the news-point of being present, Recruits will paper cashments above mentioned attent. were expressly stated to have been hased were in fact made by him?: The sixteen cases report for China and the language on the on Tuesdne, were all from the was of that comitry, Tin Wah Hospital. They were continued Mr. Murphy. hul the discerned by the Superintendent on het theat he had lown expelled was the Kennedy Town district who nutcient reason for him to have had them immediately removed to done way with the documents, on the Kennedy Town Hospital. There | starting a new lead as he had vow-

as no doubt that those cases should d in his diary. The police be- have been notified, and the tailure Beved that he had been 2090einked

to do an can only be laid down to mission à ignorance un the part Cine responsible. Any per

hay muc

practitioner compelled to notify cholera.

and meder Th eircumstan the people responsible for not notify ing the authorities would be liable. This is not, however, a matter for my department. I don't think any further steps will be taken, in view of the fact that the vases were 'dis covered."

MR. JENKIN OPENS.

for Ulb decided that

Was

11-

"This is mu nppeal against the desirable, and were content with Judgment of Mr. Justic Woulissanting an ultimatum for him to when he was neting Chief Justice | brave the country.

in Mareb last your" said Mr. Jen It was true that he was bound kin opening his enzw. "Under this judgment, he awarded the plaintiff † den mitenta $42,000 alaimages on The round that the bank, while holding certain of her property under mortgage had wrongfully and negligently sold that property.

The main contest hokween ht Ma. Jeakun, parties, continued would be the proper venetan, tiam of the deed of mørtrain and other documents,

The plaintift was a widow and at all material times wh. The owner of certain property known as No.

6. Ko Shing Street,

Mr. Jenkin here mentioned an other person who, he said, would Be figure materially in the case. was Shau Fan-tan. I would lag seen that the lady had a certain amount of inforest in

hitn for

when he became compradore for a man named Pittendriph the near. anteed him by depositeur certain documents with Pittendrigh.

MORTGAGE TRANSFER.

Towards the end of 1928, Pitten. dìigh, whn was a treat in rebant. was apparently in need of innk

assistance and he applied fo The French Bank for fuellities, This was granted on the edition that the woman, whose property was on deposit to secure Pittendrigh's cam pradore should transfer the mont gage to the French Bank.

The plaintiff was agreeable, and the mortgage was excented March 5th 1928.

Mr. Jenkin detailed the five

covenants entered into between

the parties when this transaction was put thorough.

One clause Inid down that the property should not be sold until one month after a demand Stal been made upon the plaintiff, in the event of a default in in- terest payment.

ur

"It was hold by the trial judge" said Mr. funkin "that there should have been no sale until one month after a demand had been made upon the plaintiff. My areament will be that the sale was in pros

one or other of the envenants."

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with revolutionary movement

for some time.

Acensed wa- sent heed to three com months hard labour.

POPULAR LADY

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MRS. TAYLOR SAILS

FOR HOME

18 If the answer to question 7 is in the affirmantive, does the of Health now Medical Officer An old and respected resident agree that the statements quoted the person of Mrs. A. M. Tay above, which refleet or the Tam for, wife of senior Sanitary Wah Hospital Authorities, are sprefor A. K. Taylor, accompanied absolutely unjustified by the facts; by her youngest son Douglas and of the case? her daughter Mary, left the Colony on Saturday by the P. and

If the answer to question 7 Kappittama.

IN in the affirmative, with yeurs, Mes, Medical Officer of Health be kiml Taylor has been in poor healthnough to elucidate his somewhat and her medical adviser has now Cryptic, observation "This is not, ordered a complete change, That however, a matter for my depart- she will have a dy rreovery to Food health will do the wish ot her many friend..

For the past three

For many year Mrs. Taylor has ben employed a housekeeper at 1 The Hongkong Hotel where she

has done yeoman service in organising the housekeeping de partment. She also had charge

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SUGAR MARKET

THE LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS.

The following cable at the close

of the department al Repulse Bay of the sugar market on Saturday and the Peninsula Hotel At the has been received by Messrs. Pens latter place she took over ard thoroughly organised the depart-treath and Co, ment on its opening a few years

ages.

Being endowed with marked tr ganising ability, exceptional Mrs. Taylor enjoyed the full cons energy and a genial disposition. idence of the management.

peet of the guests and the loyal mo-operation of the whole staff.

During the war Mrs. Taylor.

the

ser-

per order because of a default in who is a highly qualified hospital the payment of interest or under sister, performed valuable

Under the deed, the plaintiff hadvices to the Colony on the Govern- ment Civil Hospital staff. Her professional services were also cember 5th she notified the bank medical practitioners.

greatly in demand by that she had appointed Shau to be her agent.

the power to appoint an agent nominee to act for her, and on De-i

Pittendrigh and Shou signed # proniissory note

On the

French Bank for $25,000, which was the amount the mortgage was limited to under the convenant.

the same day. Shan gave the lank a apecimen copy of his signature,

Pittendrigh, who had no funds in the Bank drew a cheque on the bank for $15,700, Not only was it signed by him, but Shau's name was also attached.

private

NEW ANTI-BANDIT

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PEOPLE MAKE GOOD THE LOSSES

Wuchow, July 15. The military authorities of North-Western Kwangsi have en-

The only banking facility ever forced a ruling which is said to he granted. Pittendrigh was the very effective in bandit suppres-i honouring of cheques drawn on an. When there is a robbery in

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WATER LEVELS.

Flying Squad.

The next instructional patrol will take place on Friday, July 28, at Scalig the contral Pale Station. All momong begs arust attend. Fall in at 5.15 pum. sheep.

Dress-White Viniform Jezi np with White Cover.

Reserve Emergency Unit. Revolver Practice.--Hevolver prac- then will be enrried out on the Ken- tedy Road Range on Friday, July 220, at 5.15 p.m. Members will ass remplie mutside Queen's Pier at

with their belts, Holsters, and revolvers Uniform optiostad,

5,10

Equipment.---All itembers who ar at present in possession of Black belts with brace are required to hand them in to the Police Reserve Office,

ether with a memo; showing the membere name, later than Fri. day, July 22nd,

Damelin Cannini oprano Chefe do Beautiful sky) en Kolk Song)

Dumelon Titannial (Napier) Virdin Solo Cangion Peptide De Falln-

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Prita Kreisler 1244. Villa Note Malugena (Albeniz-Eroller)

Pilla Krekler 1211 A Veuellon Vision (Devietosifrexh

Then if (Baritone) 1329. Dream and Pnetnay (ienkelapalanges) The Ruff (Baritones 1386. Gultor Solo Sonatin in A Maker (Torrolmi Andres Segovia 1278. Gulter Sole Pourebe (Buchi

Andres Segovia 12px, Madag My Carly-Bended Babby (Chutam |

Etuldin Lahnunka (Soprano) 1331 Sony The Swortant Story Ever Tall Stutz)

Hubin Lannska lustrertel Quiet Deep River (Porbor)

Pangaley Qunelet 1276. Instrumental Quartet frieb Rot (Porlan

aley Quartet 1276. Song For Apart (Schneider)

John McCormick (Tenor) 1654. Song - The Prayer Perfect (Oley_Sptenks)

John McCormack (Tenor) 1005. 9.9.20 p.m. From the Studio.

A talk on "The Chinese In the Philippine In by Mr, W. B. Wntwo

3,20-9,56 p.m. Operatic. Song-Tannhauser-- Oh,

Wagner)

Song

1270,

Maria Jeritza (Sopranos Song The Drad City Sout of the Luto

(Korngobl

Maria Jeritza (opranos 1273. inertentral Carmen Sates Preude to Act I

On Saturday, July 23rd.. Brown helts with brace will be issued place of those banded in: members will draw their new helts on that date from Reserve Office and sign a receipt for same,

(S.) A. L. KING.

D. S. P. (R)

ENTERTAINMENT OF SERVICE MEN

OPEN AIR DANCE FOR TO-NIGHT

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Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, direct

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the Day (Salut-Saens)

Metropolitan Opera Chorus 4132. Orchestraf - Tannhauser-Fest March (Wage

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Chlenen Symphony, Orekesten dkeretaul by Frederick Stock 7895, Firelantral Lobheagrin- Prelude

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Chienzo Symphony Orešentes directed by Frederick Stock Tits, La Favorita Like an Angel

Sams

Tito Schipa (Tenur) 1962. Fons -- Elisir of Laweeg Adkin, Trust tj Mar

(Demretti)

Since the eloging of the "Cheero

Tila Schipa (Tenor) 1962. Club", the greater part of the

9.55-10.30 p.m. Variety. work of organising entertainments Song-if Love Were Al (Frony **Esitter and recreational facilities)

Sweet")

Ivy St Helier (Soprano) Dilti, Service men

s develov: 1 Song - Zigenarz (rom “Bitter SweiƐ"} rú

Perry Wood (Soprano) 03144. the Naval, Militars Orchestral tum and Air Force Section of the

Ambrose and His Orchestra - 116032. European Y.M.C.A., which

Orchestral Whintting in the Bark has

the heavier demand.

Ambrose and His Orchesten 16032. adapted itself admirably to meet Song- unfor

Franklyn nur (Tenor) 22060, Song-My Sin

Tanklyn Baur (Tenor) 22050. In addition to the more spacious Organ Sala-Falling in Love Again premises allotted to this section Organ Sato- The Love Waltx

Beninafd Poort 93374. in the European Y.MLC.A. build-

Reglaid Poort 18574. been ing, the Cherro Club Library has Sonn-Bonn

Mildred Dalley (Comedienne) 22874. transferred ได Kowloon. Sang-Too Inte where this collection of some 700 volumes is

available daily

10.30 to men of the Services.

NewB The swim- ming bath is also placed at the men's disposal at certain hours and is in great demand.”

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The general organisation this Section, is in the hands of an enthusiastic Committee, ander the Chairmanship of Mr. F. II. Crap- nell, with Mr. A. W. Ingram as Secretary, and is inaugurating a regular programme of functions, to be introduced gradually as the Winter season

approaches. At present, whist drives are held on The following table Issued by the alternate Mondays, at which alt- Kwangtung River Conservancy "Com-endances, averaging 120 players, mission shows the height water speak well for the future success in English feet on the dates named of this Committee's activities.

WEST NORTH AND EAST

RIVERS.

in the West, North and Ennt Rivers:

Hlathest un Lawest July

22871.

Mildred Hailey (Comedienne)

p.m. Rugby Mid-day Press

10.35 p.m. Close Down.

Fre

All records in the above Europensi graninie ze kladly supplied by Messrs. S. Mairie & Co.

KZRM PROGRAMMES. Tony's Broadcast from the Manta station: 100 p.m. Studio Music.

6.15 p.m. Spanish Informational Period. 6.30pm, English Informatisat Period. 7.00 p.ai. Studebaker Programme. 7.10 p.m. Lux Soap Pmgramme--Lux Stri Ensemble.

7.30 5.m. Studio Band Concert. 8.30 p.m. Blue Monday Jamboree. 10.00 .. Daure Music-KZRM Cavaillers. 10.30 p.m. Close downs.

HOME RACING.

FAVOURITE WINS BREEDERS STAKES AT SANDOWN

London, July 16. The result of the National Breeders'

July

record, on record.

16

West River at

Shlubing 441.7

的

21.4

North River at

Taingyuen 4 26.1

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East River at

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being To-night a new note is struck in the holding of an open- air dnnee on the tennis courts, behind the Y.M.C.A. buikling, which area is being specially de Produce Stakes, run at Sandown Park corated and illuminated for

the over a distance of dve furlongs, was occasion. Dancing will continues follows:

from 8-30 p.m. until midnight, the music being rendered

Myrabella

Mati Begum Restormel

by

Tickets will be on de

The Royal Observatory reports Ronnie True's inimitable "Cheero

to showery.

London, July 17.

that

Betting: 21/20 Myrabella, 33/1

Won by

Begum, 3/1 Restormel lengths, a head-Reuter,

There were 33 starters.

RICHEST CLASSIC.

overdrawn account. Cheques of a certain section of the district that pressure appears to be highest Band." that mature were drawn between under the supervision of these in the vicinity of the Caroling Is-at the door, at $1 cach, including December 6th, 1928, and February, officials, a fine equivalent to the lands; a depression is situated over refreshments. A large attendance Ave 26th, 1929-fifteen chiques in all in amount states in wow and pre- the Gulf of Pecheli. Local fore- is anticipated, and all Service men less than three months.

perty is levied on the people of the cast:S.E. winds, moderate; fair are cordially invited. Two points will now arise, said | section under question. This Mr. Jenkin. They ape¬-(1) | amount is collected by the military Whether or not that facility by way and returned to the person who re- of overdraft intellity witli ported the loss. This ruling was in the terms of the deed. Presum-recently put into practice and the visiting brothels are punishable It is officially announced ing that it is, (2) Did the signa-amount of the money stolen by a by death. If billeted in private the Government has made another Gusto ture of Chan on the cheque amount land of brigands was returned to homes, the soldiers have to erect offer to Mr. de Valera, that to consent in writing to a facility, the party robbel.

their bedboards in the front room agreement in regard to the terms within the meaning of the mori- ! In an attempt to make the of the house and are not permill- of reference for arbitration, guge? On this point the trial Kwangsi Army more efficient, ed to go beyond the front room oven for further discussion, and

I some divisions have put into effect of the home or interfere with the on the payment of the money in vadee found in my favour.”

Mr. Jenkin then commenced an very strenuous measures in re-home life of the family billeting volved, the special duties would examination of the correspondence gards to the behaviour of soldiers, the soldiers.-Our Own Correspor-be suspended. The offer remains which passed between the parties.

open-Reuter, Oplum smoking, gambling, and 'dent:

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