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QULLA'S

Tony

To-morrow at 2.39, 5,10, 7.20 & 925

CAUGHT SHORT ON HIS WEDDING DAY! He hadn't planned to get married, but he met a bride'who'd been deserted at the station...and he

was always willing to oblige a lady!'

Adelph Zukor presenta

HERE COMES

THE GROOM

A Paramount Picture

JACK

HALE

MARY

BOLAND\

AMAJESTIC

MARY BOLAND

PATRICIA ELLIS

TO-DAY ONLY

At 2.30, 6.20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m.

RICHARD

FOR WOMEN

ONLY The

greg Casper

who

The saga of a free-lance [lover (2) was turned down only oncel

with WERA ENGELS EDNA MAY OLIVER Bruce Cabot, Florence Eldridge, Betty Furnass Directed by J. Walter Babam

CENTRAL

THEATRE

TO-DAY at 2.30, 5.15, 7.15, 9.30

"THE SAVAGE GIRL"

: WITH

ROCHELLE HUDSON

WALTER BYRON, HARRY MYERS

“Printed and¡Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PERCY FRANKLIN, at 1 and 3, Wyndham Street in the City of Victoria Hongkong.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

PEAK RICKSHA

COOLIES

ASSAULT FOLLOWS

QUARREL

Although pleading not guilty to

THURSDAY,

ELECTRIC WIRE THEFTS

TWO MEN SENT TO PRISON

NOVEMBER 1. 1934.

LOTTERY TICKET

POSSESSION

SEQUEL TO POLICE RAID

Thefts of electric wiring, led to

A raid carried out by Dotective- a charge of assauiting Ng Sal-kau, the appearance of two 17-year-old a private rickahn coolle employed unemployed men, before Mr. E. I.Sub-Inspector Cunningham and a

Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon party of Chinese detectives at No. 29 The Peak, on Tuesday Magistracy this morning. Both the Wing Lok Wharf at 9.30 am. night at Harlech Road, Ng Wun, defendanta pleaded guilty and yesterday resulted in the appear- a gardener of No. 53 The Peak

on

the

candidly confessed to having were sentenced to imprisonment. ance of two wharf coolles before

The defendants were Wong Yin Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at struck the complainant, when giving evidence from the witness and Ma Wal-ming, and they were Central Magistracy this morning. stealing electric on charges of being in possession box, and was fined $50, or one charged with month's hard labour, by Mr. W. Mviring from No. 1 Nam Kok Road. of po-più lottery tickets,"

Defendants were So Chuen and Thomson, at the Contral Magist and No. 6 Nam Kok lond. A 45-

year-old plasterer, Chin Tam, ap-Chan Tat. The former was found racy this morning.

peared as complaincst,

She

The complainant said- in evidence that he was assaulted by Jufendant and his younger brother, who were armed with iron bars, He did not know the reason for defendant's Assault, younger brother had been employ- ed as a ricksha colle with him at No. 29 The Peak, and had been dismissed. Furthermore, he (wit ness) had instructions from his inaster to get another man.

The first defendnut was also charged with receiving electrie wiring which had been stolen from Nga Tsin Lung Road yesterday.

to have five tickets in his possess- on hin on, and -851 were found

Chan Tat had 24 tickels. bed.

So Chuen pleaded guilty to be- ing in possession of the ticketa Sergeant Carson appeared for and was fined $100, or two months. Chan Tal said he bought the the prosecution and stated that the defendants were seen coming tickets for some friends, and they

He was from the stairway of No. 1

who were not for sale. Kok Rond, by a small boy Aborted "Thief!" The defendantsmanded for 24 hours to enable him

to prove his story. had the wiring lan basket, and

get away.

Nam

the

re-

$50, or one month, for possession of 224 tickets at No. 223 Queen's Road Centra).

Defendant said he had a quarrel

In another po piu prosecution; a with the complainant on Tuesday were chased by a policeman. The night, and a fight started. He first defendant was caught. but woman named Li to and a man struck the complainant with some the second defendant managed to named Chan Yiek were each ned stones, but not with an iron bar. Complainant struck him with his The first defendant took fist. The quarrel arose when he police to No. 86 Woo Sung Street naked complainant why he had and there the second defendant was found and arrested. At the dismissed his brother.

both atated police station, they that they had been atealing the of wiring for a man named Cheung Yai-sang, but he could not be found.

The complainant had a deep eut on his head, and another ช his right arm, besides marks bruising on his back.

LOCAL ESTATES

Wong Yin, who had a previous conviction and had been birched, was sentenced to six weeks' hard Ren- | Inbour on each charge, the

tences to run consecutively, PROBATE GRANTED IN Second defendant was sentenced

THREE CASES

Gladys Way, formerly of 83, Wellington Rond. Tientsin, whe

FITZ

to one month's hard Inbour ench charge, the sentences to run consecutively.

R. N. DOCKYARD SPORTS

CHILDREN'S EVENT BIG SUCCESS

By kind permission of Com- modore Frank Elliott. R.N., O.B.E.. the Dockyard children's annual sports were held on the Parade Ground, Naval Yard, on Saturday, when a long and well contested died on November 18 last. left trust for Chan Cheng-shi, natural programme of events took place. Iocal estate valued at $11.500. mother of Chan Kwok-lau, deceas Tea was served by the children Examplification of probate of theed's adopted son; and for then the conclusion of the sportą, will has been granted to Herbert natural mothers of her nephewa, the tennis courts serving as an ad- Castle Barton Way, solicitor. Chan Kwok-kwong, Chian Kwok- mirable dining room.

Chan Tri-kam spinster, of 519, man. Chun Kwok-aan, and Chan Nathan Rond, died at Hanam. Can- Kwok.

Prizes were presented to the

by of Juvenlly winners

Miro. E. ton, on January 31 aged 67, leaving | Proon Wal-quen, merchant, Ten) into sworn under $214,000, 20. 14 Yuen Street West, died on Newnham, wife of the Vice-Chair- Probat of the will has been grant. June 12 leaving local estate atman of the Club, Mr. F. H. Wilkin- rdo Mr. H. R. Forsyth and Mr.$119,600 probate of the will being son, general secretary, thanked C. B. Brown. chartered acranted to Poon Kalue and Poon Mrs. Newnham and the committ te countant In her will deceased Yau-ng, merchants, of the same who had worked so hard to make Jeaves consideraide property

the occasion the success it was. address,

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KINGS

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Sylvia Sidney

THIRTY DAY PRINCESS!

with CARY GRANT A Paramount Piture

4 SHOWS

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LAST

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4 CREAT

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Songs and Music

MARTA and MARYA

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A brain the “size ̄uf ́a ̄pea!· A body as big as a

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They faced new perils on the lale of Kong when adventure and romance brought them back for buried gold!

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MISS FANES BABY IS STOLEN

DOROT

OTHER WIECK ALICE BRADY

PERFORMANCES ABY 1 ROY

With ROBERT ARMSTRONG HELEN MACK FRANK REICHER JOHN MARSTON,

FLEMING

ROAD

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Enthralling Story of a Man Who Lived and Died In Newspaper Headlines

FOX FILM Presents

The MAN WHO DARED

AN IMAGINATIVE BIOGRAPHY

with

· Preston Foster and Zita Johann

Joan Marula

Irene Biller

Clifford Jones Bleweted by Mamitrom Manṛadded,,

Also

"TURKEY"-TRAVELOGUE & FOX MOVIETONE NEWS.

Sunday 4th November. Special Morning Performance af 11.30 a.m. INDIAN TALKING PICTURE “SHASI PUNHO" Rings with Serone Pathos-Sparkles with plausible Songs Prices:-Circle $3.10. Stalls: 80 cts. & 50 cts. Booking Now Open!

MYSTERY

Rides On A

Pullman

and LOVE Solves The Riddle

TO-MORROW

BY WHOSE

with

BEN LYON BARBARA WEEKS

Kenneth Thomson and a Big Supporting Cast

Directed by Ben Stoloff

TO-DAY

ONLY

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STAR

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7.20 & 9.20

WARDEN LEWIS E. LAWES'

famous best-seller now brought to the screna

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A with

SPENCER TRACY BETTE DAVIS

IN SING SING

TO-MUKKUW

The 4 MARX BROS; in "HORSE FEATHERS"

AUSTRALIA

MELBOURNE CENTENARY

By courtesy of the Hong Kong Amusements Limited A FILM ENTITLED

“VICTORIA—100 YEARS OF PROGRESS!! supplied by the Australian Goverment will be shown at the Alhambra Theatre at all performances on November 2nd and 3rd, 1934.