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THE

GIFT WEEK

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GENTS

HEAVY BROCADE WINTER GOWNS

$2.50.

FLANNEL PYJAMAS

$1.50.

COMPLETE 3 PCS. WOOLLEN SUITS

$13.50.

STRIPED SILK SHIRTS

$1,50.

FUJI SILK SHIRTS

$2.00 upward.

FUJI SILK PYJAMAS

$2.95 upward..

SILK & WOOLLEN MUFFLERS

95 cents upward,

$2.45 upward.

24, HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, DECEMBER

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EMBROIDERED KIMONOS $1.95 upward. PRINTED SILK KIMONOS $2.00 upward. PRINTED SCARVES

70.cents.

SILK STOCKINGS $1.00 pair upward. WOOLLEN PULLOVERS $1.95 upward.

WOOLLEN PULLOVERS

PRINTED SILK 27"

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1-Penel Necklace,

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FUSILIERS CHARGED

POLICE COUNT SEQUEL TO

FRACAS IN CITY

A sequel to the fracns in Ice House Street on Sunday night was the ap pearance of Fuller William Erheat Davin, 26, Fusiller Donovan Coombes, 21. Fusilier Edward Dickinson 21, and Fusilier Walter Edward Davion, 25, all of "C" Company, Royal Welch Fusillers, befera Mir. Q. A. A. Mac- fadyen at the Central Police Court yesterday afternoon.

Davis and Coombes were charged with malleiously breaking the plate Willlam glass window of Messrs. Powell's tailoring establishment, Ice House Street.

All the accused. were charged with Assaulting P. C. B402 Parknar Singh, P. C. U6 Dial Singh and W. Tansley, a Police Reservist.

The accused were further charged with damaging Mr. Tansley's cloth- ing and spectacles to the total valus of $33.

The accused pleaded guilty to all the charges.

Detective Sub-Inspector. J. O'Dono vas appeared for the prosecution while Captain Ll. Gwydyr-Jones, of the Royal Welch Fusiliers, was also present in Court.

CHARITY FUNDS

1935.

FURTHER DONATIONS TO THE S.P.C.

The Hongkong Society for the Pro- tection of Children announces subs criptions regelved from the following

donors;

Previously acknowledged: Received during November,

1935 Received from 1st, to 16th.

December

$ 693

1,577.30

$2,970.30

Received from 7th. to 23rd. December, 1935.

Diocesan Girls'

School

"Bazaar"

Mr. V. M. Grayburn

C.M.S. Associated Schools $ 100

Pupils of King's College

Mr. D. Drumtiond

Mr. and Mrs. T.'C. Monaglinn

Mr. J. M. Alves

it W. Baines

Rev, I. 1

Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Mont-

gomery

Mr. O. Ú. Raven

Capl, L. C. Baylis

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Whyte

"A Sharebroker Mrs.

75

50

30.00

A

20

26

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SINCE 1873

THE ORIGINAL OF ALL COSMETICS. · will help you to

Look Better than

your Best this X'mas.

Face Powders. Rouge, Lipstick, Lotions, Skin Foods and Crearms, Eye Shadow and Pencils.

Made In England

Mr. L. f. Frecheville

Kowloon Junior School.

11.65

stated

Mr. Kwok Hin-wang Mr. and Mrs. Y. P. Law Dr. G. W. Pope

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10

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THE PHARMACY,

Shell House, Hongkong.

Nathan Rd., Kowloon.

Sub-Inspector O'Donovan thal about i 8 p.m. on Sunday, Tansley was in a cafe in leo House Street when he heard shouting and the nolse

glass. of sinashing

Ho saw soven British soldiers walking in pairs. approached a European

The Wentleman, who were stand-

lady and

ing at the corner, and enquired what was the matter. He was told he was Interfering, and was apparently act upon by the soldiers. During the hit by the Tansley was struggle Holder with their belts and he was had abrasions badly injured. He

benit the hand and knuckles. Tansley, also saw one of the soldiers

up and put his foot through the plate ginss window of Messrs. Wil- liam Powell, saying, "what about that?"

Whistles were blown, and two In- dion constables, 1492 and B&, came an the scent. They tried to rescue Tansley, and were also set upon aud

their tunics torn..

h

The Emergency Unit with extra' police arrived, and the soldiers were taken into custody. Tansley and the Indians went to hospital for treat- ment.

He added that Mr. II. Overy, mana. ger of Mesars. Willinm Powell, told the police that the cost to replaco the broken glass was $135.

Cause Not Known

The cause for the first and second defendants breaking the glass was unknown "but we can only assume they were feeling very good," said "They rot their the police officer. pay every Friday. When I saw them the charge room they appeared to have had some drinks, but they did not give us any trouble in the charge t'num."

Captain Gwydyr-Jones: Three of the men have quite good milltary characters. I am afraid that the first one, Davis, is not quite so good.

Sub-Inspector O'Donovan

They

kavo no polleo records at all.

Captain Gwydyr-Jones: I-happen- vd to be going to dinner and I saw

I went the disturbance going on. there myself but I could do nothing. They were absolutely rolling drunk and there can be no question about did not know. that. They possibly what they were doing I'm afraid. they were so drunk.

In Imposing penalties the Magis irate remarked that he was making allowance for the fact that they might have had a considerable amount of drinks, but at the same time, he thought they were probably conscious of what they were doing, especially when they struck the Indian polico- men, who were in uniform.

On the charge of damaging the window, Davis and Coombs were fined $10 or fourteen days' hard labour each, and ordered to pay $25 com- pensation or three weeks' imprison. ment, concurrent on policemen they on the charge of assaulting the were additionally fined $15 or threo winks hard Inbour, concurrent.

On the charge of assaulting Tans- ley, the four defendants were onchi bound over in bonds of $50 to keep the peace for one year; while on the charge of causing damage to Tansley's

E. L. Agus

Agassiz

Anonymous "X"

Mr. James Ralston Air. James Choy Mr. P. Kelth

Rev. Father S. M. Spada Miss Alice F. Kwok ..... Dr. and Mrs. W. B. A. Moore

"In honour Hall Hongkong & Shanghai Hotel

Collection box).

of Master

A

23.05

Mao Pao-kee, Tailors (Col

lection box)

A-Mna Hing Cheong, Tai-

lors (Collection box) Botions already acknow

Irdged through S. C.-M.

70%

1.77

Post

81

$2,933.98

Further donations, will be gladly accepted by the Han. Treasurer, Mr. A. Mckellar, c.A., c/n Messrs. Mac- kinnon Mackenzie & Co., P. & 0. Building, Hongkong.

The Kowloon Junior School's con- cert in aid of the Society for the Pro- tection of Children realised $86.60 by the sale of tickets and programmes,:~ and in addition received a donation of $5 from Mr. Keith of Kowloon Ducks, bringing the total to $71.59. John's Fund

The Cathedral John's Fund final donations are as follow:

John Davidson, J. P. W. and J. R. II. (In Memoriam), John Valentine, John Higgs, Mra. Hancock, Juhn Tul bot, John Baines, John Greig, John Fulton, Mrs. W. Shewan, John Bot tomley, John Woolnough, John Wal- ter, Ray and Donalds Andrews.

St. Francis Home

the Acknowledgments by Francis Home for Street Sleepers.

Donations:

St. Margaret's Church, Wong-

noichong

Fook Wing & Co.....

La Salle College Students Anon. thro' Mr. F. J. Soden Anon. thro' Rev. Fr. N.

Maestrini

Benefactors of one bed each: Anon. thro' Mr. F. S. Anon. thro' Mr. N. M. Previously acknowledged

St.

$ 22.50

1988

30

267.50

$970

The Council of the Third Order takes this opportunity of publicly thanking Dr. Y, Y. Tang for his kind professional attendance at the Home for the Medical Inspection of the in- mates. Its thanks are also due to Mr. B. Basto of Messrs. Noronha & Co. for free printing und stationery and to Mr. N. Tee for his kind assistance in ordering the equipment for the Home.

clothing they were bound over in bonds of $60 each to come up for judgment within one year, and "were further ordered to pay $10 compensa- tlon each or three weeks' hard labour, the prison term to be concurrent with the first sentence in the case of Davis and Coombes,

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