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SHOOTING DOGS

COLONIAL SECRETARY'S

STATEMENT

Since April 27, a total of 184 dogs have been shot by police ofleer in Hongkong and pn, the mainland. Dogs are only shot when they cannot, or cannot safe ly, be captured.

This Information was given by the Colonial Secretary, (Hon Mr. W. T. Southorn) in reply to ques- tions by Sir Henry Pollock in the Legislative Council yesterday.

Pursuant to notice, Sir Henry naked the following questions:

1. What Instructions, if any, and when, have been given by the Honourable the Inspector General of Poller to the police officers con- cerned an to the exercise of their. discretionary power to shoot in the streets dogs, which are, found at large without muzzles,

2. Has the power to shoot dogs without muzzles been restricted to European Officers only,

3. Since the present muzzling Order came into force, how many dogs, found at large withoul muzzles,

(a) On Hongkong Isinnd, (b) On the mainland, have been shot by the Police, without warning to their owners?

In how many of such cases were the owners of those dogs ascer tainable?

4. Have any symptoms of rabies been found in any of the dogs re-i ferred to in Question 3, and, if en, in how many of those doga?

Government Replies.

The Colonial Secretary's replies

were:

1. The Police were instructed

on 27.4.33 to carry out the terms gluten of Regulation 21 which

that".

..any dog found abroad in the public thornuglifares or else- where which in neither muzzled nor

us

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(Continued from Page 3.)

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"I've brought you something pretty," announced Bud gaily. complainant at once swerved to Then muttering something about "washing up" he turned and fled. the left and if he had not done so,

"Why, Lottie-Mona-" Steve there might have been a bad! nccident. Complainant's car was rose, grinning. his brown hands. already very close to the left-hand held wide. "Monel" [side of the road, but his swerve to

The two little maids scurried the left took the front wheels overl the channel and thus gave him kitchenward. They had

(To Be Continued.)

never

On the ground that the evidence and his friend who was sitting been more unazed in their brief No lives. For "the master" had just laken the strange, beautiful Indy on the lend may be captured and de-rivon before the Court was con-with him a very bad scare.

car into his arms and both of them Mr. Lo added that this tained, or may be shot or other-tradictory. Mr. Balfour at the damage was done to the car.

Magistracy yesterday wise destroyed, by any poller Kowloou officer or by any person authorised afternoon dismianed a summons in passed so quickly that neither the were sobbing.

the Inspector General of which Wong Wan-pui, the driver complainant nor his friend could No. 3375, was see its number. They could see, Police..

....".

It is left to the dis- for private car cretion of the Ofleer to decide charged with driving in a manner however, that it was'a Buick, and

seen a bad swerved whilst he was being whether he can safely capture a dangerous to the public at Tsun-recalled that a few minutes before e contended that complainant

May 8, about 720 the incident they had

distance overtaken,

and this caused tho dog alive or whether it must be wan Road on

stationary Buick some shot.

Complainant accelerated cars to get closer than they should bnek Mr. Horace Lo appeared on behalf and finally was able to speak to have been. In any case, he denied 2. Yes, except in Sha Tin and

had hit the com- Tai Po Districts. New Territories, of the complainant, Mr. Wong the driver of the ear, who was the that his car for a short period April/May while Inspector Nicolls was for defendant in the case. After ble plainant's mud-guard. while severni rahld dogs were at the Police. Mr. J. B. Prentis ap conversation with the defendant.]

is story was corroborated by large titre. A case of human peared for the defendant when the complainant took out

sum three ladies who were in the car, first mentioned astmns.

who testified that there was no rables occurred at Sha Tin, a case was platelayer on the railway dying of week, but he had received no fur-

Impact and that complainant told Ladies Who Looked Back. hydrophobin. Special officers whether instructions.

defendant that if he (defendant) are good "shots" are entrusted It was alleged by Mr, Lo that

com- shot him dead, with the duty of dog shooting in complainant was driving his car. Evidence on the lines Indicated was not a Chinese he would have

given by along Castle Peak Road in by Mr. Lo was

After hearing the evidence of leistirely manner at a speed of plainant, who further stated that

had both sides, his Worship said there bin mind. an hour when, after the defendant's a) G8 dogs have been shot on about 20

the Island, and

without any warning, a powerful passed him, some ladies inside was still a doubt in

The evidence given had been car passed him at a high speed, looked back and grinned.

Defendant denied that he was somewhat contradictory, and he

manner. decided to dismiss the summons. It passed so close that it grazed the complainant's mud-guard. The driving in a dangerous

all cases.

3. Since April 27th:

(b) FIG on the mainland.

It is quite impossible for the police to ascertain the owners of numzzled dors until these have heen captured or shot.

Dogs are only shot when they cannot, or cannot safely, be cap-| tured,

1. The earenses of stray doga shot by Police Officers are not ex- amined for evidence of rabies.

CRICKETER'S LOSS.

GOLD WATCH CHAIN STOLEN FROM MATSHED

Mr. O. B. Haven, the Kowloon C.C. cricketer, and architect of the firm of Raven and Basto, Architects and Engineers, report- ed to the police last night the loss of a 17 carat gold watch chalu, valued at $200.

It appears, that Mr. Raven went to 11 Mile Beach, Kowloon, for a awin yesterday afternoon, and left his clothes in the mat- shed. The chain with a gold watch attached to it was left in the pucket of his coat. When he had finished his swim, he returned and found that the chain was miss- ing, though the watch was still in the packet.

who

Apparently, the person took it. put his hand through the lars of the window, and pulled at the chain, the watch falling off into the pocket.

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