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CENTRAL

HEATRE

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-STARTING TO-MORROW

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THE

HONGKONG

KOWLOON BURGLARY

$3,000 HALL FROM HANKOW ROAD PREMISES

TELEGRAPII. MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1933.

JEWELLER'S SHOP

FULL NAVAL HONOURS

DEATH

BERWICK RATING'S

MAN STABBED WITH KNIFE

REPORTED QUARREL OVER MONEY

Full naval honours were ac- Shortly after nine o'clock this corded · Lending Seaman Patrick|mornings the police were called to Hourihane, of H. M. S. Berwick, No. 10 High Street, on the slopes whose death occurred yesterday in at West Point below the Unk] the Royal Naval Hospital. the versity, where they took charge funeral taking place this morning of a man apparently seriously in the Roman Catholic cemetery, wounded by knife cats, and re- Happy Valley.

moved him to hospital.

The deceased was taken to: A preliminary report of an armı- A large, haul of jewellery and hospital suffering from pneumonis, ed robbery attended by the watches, stated by the proprie to which he succumbed. He was wounding of a victim Was dis. tors to be worth over $3,000, a very popular figure on the counted by subsequent investiga- was secured by burglars in a Berwick, and his death came as tions, which at this stage appear raid they made during the week-a sad blow his many friends to show that the affair' was con- end on the branch store of the The Roman Catholic chaplain nected with a dispute over money. The wounded man is a foki em. Salon de Modes at No. 7. Han-of R. M. S1 Medway officiated at kow Road, Kowloon..

the graveside, y

ployed by a Chinese firm occupy- The latest robbery like its pre-M. S. Berwick accompanied ing, and the man who is alleged A parade of his colleagues from ing the two floors" of the build- decessors, was extremely daring, the funeral, while the band of to have attacked him with a chop the store being one situated in a the Berwick marched at the head per and to have disappeared after, quite open locality directly opposite of the procession.

the Kowloon Hotel. The robbers were undeterred by the lights left burning in the store and by the uncurtained windows,

SELECTIVE TASTE.

the incident is a much younger man living in the same address who is said to be "still going to school."

was interviewed by a Telegraph reporter this morning, the thieves must have been persons of "dis- crimination, for they took only An inch-thick bar, one of six the

a serious proposition to the bur two most valuable jnde

glars, who must have been held up protecting a window was sawn rings from a number of othera.

for a considerable time in sawing through, and gave access from A tray of wrist watches, оп It through. side lane for a small-sized

other hand, was cleared The stolen goods were not in- dividual. Thereafter it was a com-in its entirety. The empty case aured. A check is being taken to paratively simple matter to break was found discarded in a back-

in-the

into the front room, the store it-room as well as the wads in which ascertain if other goods are miss-

self, and in which the main stock the jade ring were kept. comprising jewellery and watches, were kept.

Ing.

It is learned that two of the BAR SAWED THROUGH.

stolen watches were traced to a The iron bar, in the opinion of According to the Manager, who the Manager, must have offered washop this morning by C.I.D.

investigators.

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