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A KOWLOON MAN BEWILDERED

NEW TERRITORIES'

REGULATION

Astonishment that police officers should have allowed him to take his dog out to the New Territories from Kowloon and then summon him for bringing it buck was expressed by A. II. Delcourt, of No. 247 Prince Edward Road, who was summoned before Mr. Wynne- Jones, at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, for bringing his dog' in from the Territories to Kow-

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COURT MARTIAL SENTENCE

MERTHYR

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LABOUR EASILY

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Loudon, June 6. The result of the bye-election at Merthyr Tydfil, enused by the death of the Labour M.P., Mr. R. C. Wallhond, who had represented | the constituency for twelve years.. was declared arly this morning As follows:

J. V. Evans (Liberal) 3.0. Davies (Labour) Campbell Stephens (I.L.P.)

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W. Hannington (Com.) ....

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DETENTION FOR LINCS PRIVATE

In answer to the

charge, de- Private Arthur Thompson, of fendant admitted that he was the Lincolnshire Regiment, who by district bringing the dog in from the was recently tried. Territories to Kowloon when he court martial at Shamshuipo for

The Labour candidate, although before being many votes were diverted to the was stopped by the police. He leaving, his post said he had been out in his relieved and being found asleep more.

wings of the and had taken his dog with on duty, has been sentenced by Socialist movement. retained # him. He was not prevented from the Court to 56 days' detention. taking his dog out, but "I was) The sentence has received the clear majority over all other can- quite natsuished to find that I confirmation of 11. E. the G,O.C.didates. The last election saw a straight fight between Mr. Wall head and Now Party candidate. could not take it back." he added. Major General 0. C. Borrett,

His Worship explained that the

the Labour majority being 13,789. measures were taken bernase dogs

Inspector Shaftain, of In the Territories were not muz

Nearly 30,000 went to the poll led and that was the place where hugo, naked his Worship to take to-day, Ave hundred better than in the general election. The Con- rabies existed. "Your dog might a lenient view of the cake.

Worship agreed and cau-servatives made no attempt to easily have been bitten by one of His

the Terri-toned the defendant.

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IN CAR ALL THE TIME.

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