1932-09-13 — Page 24

CENTRAL THEATRE

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"DADDY LONG LEGS"

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Ishod for the Proprietors

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPIL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1932.

KOWLOON THEFT SEQUEL

GOAL SENTENCE FOR

RECEIVING

Sentence of six weeks' hard labour was passed on Wong Yim, an unemployed Joweller's assistant, by Mr. Fraser at the Kowloon Magis-

this

con- morning in tracy nexion with the theft of a gold ring, a jade brooch and a fountain pen, the property of Mrs. Joyce Tetley. of No. 31 C, Nathan Road. Inspector Elston said on the night of September 7, the articles were left on Mrs. Totley's dress-

INTERPORT SYMPHONIC CONCERT.

BOWLS

BIG VICTORY FOR H.K. TEAM

LUSITANO BADLY BEATEN

(Our Own Correspondent)..

Shanghai, Sept. 13.

HIGH-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT AT PENINSULA HOTEL

The popularity of the Peninsula Hotel symphonic concerts was par- ticularly in evidence by the record attendance last Sunday night: the scating accommodation was full to

600 the absolute limit, well over being present, and every Item of the well selected programme, with- out exception, was accorded most deservedly generous and hearty The Hongkong interport bow-tributes of appreciation. ing table in her bed-room, and lers played their first match No doubt, however, the ultra at- later they were found to be miss- here yesterday, when they traction, which was most inspiring, ing. The next morning, defensecured an overwhelming vic-was the group of masterpieces com- dant was arrested by a Chinese tory, over the Lusitano Club, prising the second part. Thero constable trying to ralaò moro money on the ring which he had winning by 32 shots to 8. The wore The "Unfinished Symphony" losers only scored on six heads. (Dramatic) by Schubert, a British "Cavalcado" by Noel already pawned. On him

Hongkong fielded the following Fantasin found a jade brooch which had been identified by Mrs. Tetley as team-H. Hampton, R. S. Nichol, Coward, and the grand descriptive one of the articles atolen from her B. W. Bradbury, and J. C. Brown overture "1812" by Tschaikowsky, which were rendered by a combined (skip).

orchestra of selected musicians dressing table.

and Shanghai Hotels Ltd., and the from the bands of the Hongkong 1st. En, the South Wales Borderers,

was

After hearing the evidence, his Worship found the charge of theft not proved, but convicted the defendant on a charge of receiving stolen property.

BEGGAR PESTERS

BANKER

"REGULAR NUISANCE"

FINED

A Shanghai, Chinese was fined $5, with the alternative of ten day' Imprisonment, by Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Central Police Court this morning for begging.

Evidence was given by Mr. P. Y. Lo, business manager of the Bank of China, to the effect that he was interviewed and pestered by the de- fendant, when he had not previous. ly known. for the cost of a passage to Shanghai.

The police stated that the man had been in the habit of soliciting free passages, and was "a regular quisance."

MUI-TSAI SYSTEM. SUGGESTED ABOLITION ALL OVER CHINA

Nanking, Sept. 12.

The Ministry of the Interior has submitted to the Executive Yuan

A

The game itself was not of particularly high standard, owing to the heavy state of the green, and gave little indication of how good Hongkong are.

under the able conductorship of Mr. J. L. Geeks. Prolonged ap- Brawn plause demanded an encore, which was responded to with Wagner's "Albumblatt" (Album Leaf).

canny excep

could

Bradbury and Nichol both play. ed a steady game, while showed himself to be skip. Hampton, with the tion of two or three ends,

This section was an exceptional- not get the green.

ly pleasant feature, and on the The Lusitano players, with the whole the entertainment was of a exception of Gomes, took the name very high order and afforded an seriously, with the con enjoyable evening to the large

gathering present. sequence that they fell badly.

too

SIX ON FIRST HEAD. Hongkong made a fine begin- ning, taking alx in the first end. Lusitano got a single in the next, then Hongkong scored two singles, and Lusitano" followed up two.

with

WATER LEVELS.

WEST NORTH AND EAST·· RIVERS

In the next four ends, Hong- kong scored nine shots, Lusitano: The following table issued by getting a two on the eleventh, at the Kwangtung River Conservancy which stage Hongkong were lead-Commission shows the height of ing by 17 to 5.

water in English feet on the dates From the twelfth to the seven-named in the West, North and teenth, Hongkong piled on no East Rivers: fewer than fourteen further shots, Lusitano getting a single on the weet River at eighteenth.

Highest on Lowest Sept.

weard, un record. 11

Shlubing

0

13.1 ..+-41.7. Telngyuon 4-41.7 0

0.4

Samskul 7.27.9 -G.X

Ahelung →-14.ሀ -2,6

Sept.

12

13.0

7.4

1.2

5.B

The next head went to Hong-North River at kong, who secured a single, and North River nt Lusitano won the twentieth and! Fast River n twenty-first heads with singles.

TO-DAY'S GAME.

This afternoon, the Hongkong be represented by G. L. Buchanan, a proposal for the abolition of the mui-taa system all over China-players will meet the Lawn Bowls I. S. Nichol, H. Hampton, and

Club in a friendly, Hongkong to U. M. Omar.

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