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M

MOTOR VESSEL

LAUNCHED.

PULUPANDAN TAKES THE

WATER LOCALLY

The steel twin screw passenger and argo molorship Pulupandan was Inunched yesterday at the shipyard of the South China Motorship Building and Repairing Works, Ltd. al Kwa Wan, Kowloon.

To

She has been built to the order of the De La Rama Steamship Co. Iloilo, and is intended for servico be- tween Iloilo and Pulupandan, in the Philippines.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY, MAY 29, 1933.

POLICE RESERVE

ORDERS FOR THE COMING WEEK

Polke Reserve orders by the Hon. Mr. F. D. C. Wolfe, Inspetor General of Police, state:---

King's Birthday Celebration The following Police Reservists will parade for duty in connection with the King's Birthday Celebration on Saturday, June 3rd. 1933:-

h members of the Chinone Com pany to parade at Central Police Station at 08.45 hours to draw arms. Dress-White Uniform. Sunhats, Belts, and Truncheons.

26 members of the Indian Company to parade at Central Police Station at 08.45 hours to draw arms. Dress White Uniform, Sunhals, Belts and Truncheons.

LANE, CRAWFORD'S. SPORTS GOODS.

FOUND IN BOX SUPPOSED

TO DE EMPTY

ARMS EMBARGO.'

UNITED STATES ACT GIVES NECESSARY POWER

Washington, May 28.

DANCING DISPLAY AT KING'S THEATRE.

PUPILS OF MISS V. CAPELL TO PERFORMI

:

A

The Foreign Relations Com. On the ground that they had no

splendid dress robenraal guilty knowledge that the goods mittee of the Senate has approved yesterday morning augura woll

Everyone

is

were in the box, Mr. Wynne Jones, the Bill authorising the President for the success of the tenth annual pleased to be offered at the Central Magistracy on Saturday, discharged two Chinese, to declare an embargo against the dancing display by the pupils of Li Chung and Ho Ching, charged exportation of 'arms. with the larceny of sporting gear to the value of about $250 from Lune Crawford's, on Friday,

Mina Violet Capell, to be given at.

among local the London

The bill has already passed the the King's Theatro next Wednes House of Representatives Com- day, communcing at 6.15 p.m. mittes, which, adopted the Senate sharp. The display is under the The custoniary bottle of champagne

The goods comprised two tennis amendment that such embargo distinguished patronage of Hin was broken over the bown by Mire

presses, twe badmington presses, shall operate against both parties Excellency the Governor and Lady Pirovane, daughter of the owner, who

two gunah racket presses, two performed the christening ceremony.

spring belts, 24 inde tapes, ton to any conflict, in order to safe. Peol, and part of the proceeds will The vessel glided smoothly down the

golf balls, one tennis racket guard the neutrality of the United be well-greased blocks, a pleasing sight

frame, seven Correcta grips, and Stater.-Reuter, with a chaplet of greenery encircling

various other sporting gear. The her white superstructure and a string of crackers spluttering from her

complainant was Mr. E. J. Ainslie, bown. A Filipino band played the 12 members of the Flying Squad to

Sub-Inspector Bright, prosecut- Pallippines National Anthem. parade at Central Police Station ating, said that about 3 pm, on Fri- Afterwards the assembled directors, 08.45 hours to draw arms. Dreas day the two defendants were shipyard officials, owners' represents-White Uniform, Sunkats, Belts and called in to the sports department tives and a large number of guests Truncheons. adjourned to a near-by shed for re- freshments,

Life

to buy empty boxes, A Chinese

TROUBLE. AHEAD.

Controversial Topics At Geneva.

SECRETARIAT'S WOES.

15 numbers of the Emergency Unitantesman sold them throe boxes, Present at the launching wore Station at 08.45 hours. Drens--Khaki

Reserve to parade at Central Police and went away. The defendants took the boxes out, but when they Mesars. P. M. Hodgson (Chalemnn),| J. M. Noronin, T. A. Martin, and Ho Helmets, Khaki Tunics, Khaki Shorts, Kwang (Directors of the South China Patices, Belts, Holsters and Revolvers, Kot to the main door, the Indian watchman arrested them and Motorship Building and Repairing

Saving Class. The Life searched the boxes, finding the Works, Lid), Captain G. Brant (General Manager) and Mr. 3. A Saving Class for Water Drill will goods in one of them. The boxes Gutierrez (Secretary), Mr. and Mrs commence on Wednesday, May 31st, had just been brought back from the Empire Fair and had been Provano, Mr. L. R. Bidefonso,

and others.

unpacked, and apparently, these morrow goods had been left in one of security of them. They were all covered with rench paper.

unler S. I. R. J. Hunt and every Wednesday following. Police Launch will leave Blake Pier at 15.30 hours Chairmau's Sprech.

sharp. It is most essential that all candidates should make an effort to Prior to the launching, Mr. P. Mattend so as to complete the course Hodgson, as chairman of the shipyard; as early as possible. Company, addressed the neemblage. He said:

Part

Chinese Company Ludies and gentlemen-We are gathered here this morning to wistable 121 Tse Kwing Ia has been. D-Truining Course. Con- ness the launching and christening of this Steel Twin Screw passenger and passed out as efficient in Part II of enrgo motor vessel, and it is with Training Course, great pleasure that na Chaleman of

All recruits will attend at

Indian Company

The

The South Chine Matorship Building Chinese Company's Headquarters on kh Repairing Works Ltd., cha builders of the vessel, I

Tuesday, May 30th, at 5.30 pm. for have the

instruction. privilege of saying a few words,

The order for this motor vessel was Revolver Practice. A revolver prac placed with our Company by the Detice for the Chinese Company will La Ramn Steamship” Co. in Hoilo take place on Thursday, June 1st. at last year, such vessel being required under S. 1. Hopkins. Only those 6.30 pm, at Kennedy Road Range for use in the inter-island trade in detailed will attend. the Philippines and particularly the trade between Holle and Pulpuandan

The vessel before you is 158 ft. in' Strength. The following members length with a gross tonnage of just have been taken on the strength of under 250 tons and fitted with 2 Dhe Indian Company. ns from dates Deutz full Diesel Engines of 150 shown against them:- BAP.

Constable R294 Sheikh Basseer On behalf of the Company, I would Ahmed, May 13th. Constable 1296 Hike thank you all for being pre-T. M. V. Devan, May 17th. 1933 and sent at the launching of this vessel. Constable R296 H. Ky Ismail, May and it is particularly satisfactory toj 25th. 1934. our Company to note that we have ieve with us an our guests- Mr. and

Flying Squad

Mrs. Pirévano, son-in-inw and daugh- Strength. Constable 1358 Hubert erof Mr. De La Rama, and to inform Wong has been taken on the strength you that Mrs. Pirovano has very of the Flying Squad, and posted to Lindly consented christen the ves the Hong Kong Section, as from May sel of her father's Company.

26th. 1947.

Part 1-Training Course, Con-

In asking. Mrs. Pirovano te christen this vessel by the name "Pulupandan, we trust that this ship will be satisfactory in every way and stand Ugainst all storms, and will be appreciated and liked by her nos- sengers and owners and will be pro- 1943. fitable and entirely fulfill the wishes of the De La Ramin Steantship Co.

understand that it in the intentionOLICE RESERVIST

of Mr. De La Rama to honour off shipyard with an order for a further similar vessel on behalf of his ship- ping Company. I now ask Pirovano to perform the christening

CETENBURY,

Description of Ship.

Mrs.

were

not

empty.

and the second two.

The

one

con-

'distributed charities and to Hospital..

Nearly soventy pupila, from the

the more experienced to tiniest tot, are participating, and in the finale an ensemble, ontitled "In Black and White," which is Indeed effective, the entire num- ber appear. In this Miss Violet Capell horself appears and per forms a graceful dance with ber sister, Miss Phyllis Capell.

Geneva, May 28. The General Commission of the

The musien! accompaniment Conference Disarmament

to- will denl with

throughout Is pleasing, with Mias the nationa and wiE. Banker at the piano, assisted of the most

by Mra. Schroeder and Mr. F. troversial subjects on its agenda Abraham, violinists.

Ensembles, ducts, pas-seuls and Mr. Wynne-Jones-How would the plan, amely, Artlele Six, they know that they were atcal-dealing with mutual assistance jazz are well entered. for, and the The altitude of Ger- great care that has been expended pacts. ing?

Sub-Inspector Bright. They many and Haly during the discus in their arrangement is rewarded knew perfectly well that the boxcasion in Committee offers little by a well balanced programme.

firat defendant was carrying one box. hope of an easy solution of this which will be presented in two

question.

parts. Of special merit is the Mr. Wynne-Jones.-How are you The discussion is expected to trio "Waltz" danced by Stella Ho. going to suggest that the Arst reveni the widest divergencies Audry Ho and Helen Ho, in the defendant actually knew the goods among the views of European second half of the entertainment. were there. The only person to

Owing

Ming groupings.

to disposition, know that would be the second

Rachael Wong. one of Miss defendant, who could tell by the

Capell's best pupils, was unable to weight of the box-The salesman

A local newspaper publishes dance her acle, "Sun", which, is is responsible for the boxes being

the eighth number on the clented of the goods, but apparent-the rumour of the possibility of

gramme, at the rehearsal, the Economic Conference trans- ly he did not do so in this case.

The defendants both pleaded ferring to Geneva after a fort-| It is to be noted that only guilty to the charge of larceny night in London, owing to the dif-papils doing solos or duets will but on Mr. Wynne-Jones asking

be handed flowers on the stage, ficulty of the secretariat in roping on Wednesday. them whether they knew what

Flowers. etc. they were pleading to, both said with two big conferences simul-received for other pupils will be they had been called in to buy taneously and in the event of the handed to them behind the stage the boxes. Mr. Wynne-Jones thon Disarmament Conference not ad-at the conclusion of the perform- decided to hear evidence.

ance. This procedure has been' |journin- before June 10.

found necessary owing to the Mr. Davis, the American de-short time at their disposal, as legate, is strongly pressing for no the display will have to finish in more than a fortnight's interrup- time for the 7.15 p.m. cinema tion and League quarters are show, arguing in favour of simultaneous

Salesman's Evidence.

Sui So-ching, Haleman, said that at 2.30 pm, on Friday he sent for the second defendant to buy empty boxes. Defendant came with the

for

May Adjourn.

of the

Moscow, May 28. for Soviet Russia, has

M. Litvinoff, Foreign Commissar gone to Genera to attend the Disarma ment Conference.

stales 1219 NT Chi and R332 Ngarst defendant, and bought three meetings. Geneva and other quar- Hung Kwai have been passed out as efficient in Part II of Training Courseboxes, the first defendant paying ters favour adjournment

Sgd, D. L. KING, D.S.P. (R)

them. Witness did

not Disarmament Conference until Hong Kong. Monday, May 29th, examing the boxes, because after | Autumn-Reuter,

they had been brought back from the Fair they had been M. Litvino Acting for Russin opened and the goods taken out and the boxes put aside for sale. Later first defendant came up and informed him that the Indian watchman at the door had found some goods in the boxes. The boxes were covered with wrapping From there he will go to Londor He did not know how for the Economic Conference on these goods happened to be in the June 12. Meanwhile M. Kren-

Com he did not know there was boxes. First defendant told him tinsky is acting Foreign thing Inside the boxes.

any missar-Reuter,

boxes had no wooden ds on

PRAISED

GETTINGTMMOST OF THE POLICE CASES

paper,

The

The dimensions of the vessel are:- 150 feet overall length, 27 feet "Some rather good work is being moulded beam, 11 feet moulded depth done by the Police Reserve and the with a mean load draught of 8 feet District Watchmen. They seem to

inches. The gross tonnage just be-be getting most of the Pulice them. ing under 250 ta.

have by right gone down by the The twin screw propelling machi-the

cases," said Sab-Inspector Kirby In

Central Police Court This An Indian watchman gave evid- | back exit. nery is located amidships and consiste

Remarking that the defendants of two Deutz 4 cycle d cylinder Diesels morning when Mr. Wynne-Jonesence of having stopped the defend- each capable of developing 460 B.H.P. commended Mr. Kwok Hing-chunt, ants and search the boxes, finding had no guilty knowledge of the

the goods in one of them.

contents, Mr. Wynne-Jones dis-i at 375 Revolutions per minute which of the Police Reserve, for his smart should give the vessel a speed of 134 arrest of a Chinese youth who at-

S. I Bright. In this case, the charged them. The goods were to 14 knots.

went down

to Lane, tempted to steal a gold neck chain defendants

by the ordered to bo returned There are two cargo holds, the from Fung Won-hing, a waitress.

main stairway, when they should Crawford's. forward ene being served by a ton The incident securred in Wing electric winch with cargo derrick and Kat Street, on Saturday afternoon. geur suitable for 4 ton lifts.

Accused pleaded he had nothing

For handling the anchora

Bh

electric windlass is provided and fitted eat and the magistrate ordered forward which may be hand operated him to receive eight strokes of the

when necessary.

One 5

5 KW Volts Dentz Diesel driven Lighting Set and one 26 R.W.

CABU,

220 Volts Deutz Diesel driven Genera-emergency Lubricating Oil Pump. tor Compressor Set are installed la

the Engine Room.

The vessel will shortly undergo

The pumps are electrically driven trials and afterwards proceed to and consist of a small Elmo Fuel Oloilo to take up service, and delivery transfer pump, a General Service will be effected well over one month Pump, a Circulating Pump and an before the contracted time.'

pro-

Watch Selling Boom

Jimmy's

1, D'Agullar Streat.

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29th May, 1933.

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