ALLEGED ROBBER
ATTEMIT TO VICTIMISE
FIREWOOD DEALER
Charged with assaulting Wong Iling, a firawood dealer, with intent to rob him on the night of December 31 Inst, Li Po, aged 22, unemployed, was committed to stand trial at the next Criminal Sessions, when he ap peared before Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday
afternoon..
Delectivo-Sergeant R. Ellia for the prosecution stated that about 8.30 p.m. an December 31 defendant and three others entered the Hing Keo firewood
Ahop
No. 45 Mongkok, at Road, ground floor. The inmates of the fat were the master of the shop, Wong Hing, his wife, his 13-year old daughter und an adopted son, who was a sanitary coolle.
Tho
complainant was asleep in a camp bed in the front part of the shop and the others were in the only cubicle on the floor.
Three of the robbers entered the cubicle while defendant remained in the front part of the shop. Two of the robbers who entered the cubicle held a piece of sugar-enne each, and the third man was armed with a file The first man held the
and a and a
comple: the second held.
the adapted son and the man with the fila held the daughter on the bed with hia right hand, and with the left he tried to force open a drawer of a dressing table near the bed.
com
Defendant Arrested Meanwhile defendant held plainant down or the bed In the front part of the shop.
The daughter and the adopted son managed to escape and ran out of the The cubicle shouting "Save life." adopted son saw a man run out of the front door and gave chase and shout-
d out.
Chinese constable C168 was, stand- ing at the junction of Mongkok Road
Street, when
he
henr Sal Yeu heard shouts and naw defendant run He followed him across the road. along Sai Yee Street and Date Street and eventually caught the man en a pathway about furly yards away from the Yasmati Railway Station.
The man was taken back to the police station and on being searched was found to have a packet of powder, which on being analysed was found to be pepper.
Corroborative evidence was given by Cheung Kwnl, married woman, Wong Hing. Fung Chi (complainant's adopted son), Chinese constable C158, and Indian constable 19512.
Packet of Pepper
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The following in a report of the were upward ou favourable carloading
The market for bonds was 5% number of sleepers who occupied the reports. shelters during the seven nights Janu- irregularly higher. Stocks on the were upward and Curb Exchange ary 24 to 3D Inclusive:
netive.
Swan,
Colbertson & Fritz. Wall 5% Si-Nanking
Ily Street Journal comment:"The market has not yet reached the stage 55% Tient-Pukow
fly. where price raises are largely financed by borrowed 'capital. Strong steel 5% Tient-Pukow Railway (Supl.
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Ini Rly. 1913. £ 17 Many orders for utility securities are awaiting the Court's ruling on the
Foreign Bonds and Banks T.V.A. The technical position of thei market is improving."
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Loan 1907 Japan 6 Sterling
Loan 1924.... £ 12 11.K. & S'hai Bk.
Point) Peter's (West Capacity, 129; total sleepers, 905; turned away, 14.
Po Yan
Street (Central) Capacity, 158; total sleepers, 1,126; turned away, 17.
Nathan Rond (Kowloon) Capa- efty. 109; total sleepers, 704; turned away. 2.
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Ambulance Brigade The Secretary of the Hongkong Ame Y.M.C.A. Division, St. John
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Cotton: It is reported that Govern.
£107% ment Agencies are considering a plan Chinese Renmen
for farmers to market their 12-cent
14% 14% The Committer of the Christian loan cotton with necumulated carrying
This may
Commercial and Industrial Mission to Chinese Seamen in Hong-charges cancelled.
thanks for cipitate sales of other holdings under
that price. Forwardings to mills dur- Allied Ironfound- kon expressen grateful donations recrived for the Mission's
ing the past week totalind 289,000 Headquarters as follows:
bales,
bales the Associated & Elec. against 277,000
Industries Sir Henry E. Pollock.
previous week.
Whent: Liquidating pressure Is Austin Motors ord. Dr. K. P. Ku,
subsiding. The market is feature. Rh. Jers except for desultory inflation buying.
Rubber: The Firestone Tyre Com- 's strike has been settled. Dutch
during exports
December 1,715,60 Bunted to 13,149. tans. Factories are again buying, with little offerings $1,704.60 in evidence,
Miss Peggy Ma. Mr. Hool Tip-beng. Mr. Lam Shu-tak. Mr. J. E. Joseph. Dr. Leung Chum-ha Dr. Shum Cho-kwang. Mrs. Walter Wong. Previously acknowledged
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(Drigo); Silver
Among the Gold (arr Willoughby); My Sweetheart when a Boy (arr. Willoughby).
7.45-8 p.m. Recital by Danny
Malone (Tenor).
1. Love's Roses
Sweetheart Darlin'
(Broones);
(Stothart): 3.
6.
The Dear little Shamrock (Jackson); 4. Her name is Mary (Ramsey); When Irish Eyes are Smiling (Ball). 8 p.m. Time and Weather Report. 8.03.9 p.m. A Variety Pro-
gramme.
Pianoforto Duets-Nymth Errant- Selection; There's a Ring around the Moon, Carroll Gibbens and John W. Green; Songs-I think I can. One Good Tune deserves another, Jack Buchanan; Banjo Solo-Joy Dance, Ernest Jones; Vocal Duet-Maybe I'm again. Norah Hancy and wrong Gwen Garrar: Organ Solos-Famous Ramsey: Tauber Melodies, Harold
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Vocal-Roll along, Walsh and Barker; Instrumental The Blue Danube; Liebestraum: Voen! The Family Song Allsum. Hughie Green and his Cang; Instru-
Rent; Songs mental-Raisin' the
The Little Sillworm: Everything's in Jeanie with
heart, my Rhythm Matthews; Banjo Solos-Melodies of Yesterday. Ken Harvey: Song-You and the Night and the Music, Gracie Fields; Orchestra-The Big Broadenst of 1988-Selection.
9-9.30 p.m. A Programme of Marches.
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Dance Orchestra.
Hides: It is rumoured that therr Further subscriptions will be grate-ar further offerings of Government fully received for the Mission's Head-holdings on the market. quarters by the Hongkong and Shang. hai Banking Corporation, the Shang- Lid, or the Mission's Office: 956. High St. (2nd floor) Cheques should be crossed and made 30 Industrins Chinese enmen," Hongkong. payable to "The Christian Mission to
Hongkong.
Mr. J. L. Tetley, Assistant Governi Commercial and Savings Rank ment Analyst, deposed that he receiv ed a packet from Detective-Sergeant Ellis. Witness examined the contents and found it to be pepper.
Fao Yuk-ching, interpreter, testified that on being charged defendant made a statement in which he said. "Be- cause I am poor and have nothing to. eat, I did assault him with intent to rob him of his property."
Electing to make a statement from has the dark defendant snid, "1 nothing to do with ne. Ilia (com- plainant's) fokis have asked us to go a Lew there and I was. promised dollars. I went as far as the door of the shop only and on seeing police man C158 I ran away."
It will be remembered that com- plainant's foki, Tae Kwai, aged 20, was charged in connection with the same case on a count of conspiring with others unknown to commit robbery. He was subsequently dis- charged by Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy on January 13, owing to lack of evidence.
SIR F. LEITH ROSS
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RETURNING TO ENGLAND WITH SIR A, CADOGAN
Shanghai, Jun. 31. Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, Chief Economic Adviser to the British Government, is expected to return here shortly and sail for England, probably next week,
POOR BOYS' CLUB
EFFORT MADE TO ASSIST HONGKONG WAIFS
Due mainly to the efforts of n few gentlemen, led by Blahop R.O. Hall, who have the welfare of poor boys at heart, the Hongkong Boys' Club was opened yesterday afternoon by the Bishop:
St.
The Club is situated next to John's Hall and opposite the Hong- kong University. The house has been Kiven for the purpose by the authorl- ties of St. John's Hall.
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The idea of the Club is to give poor boys an opportunity of meeting to July
October gether in appropriate surroundings. Efforts will be made to teach the boys December (1926) 10.34
10.338 to read and write, and perhaps later
11.85 It will be possible to find sleeping ac-Spot commodation for from 16 to 20 boys.
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January
, Guinness
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Chiengo Wheat
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Mny July October
Winnipeg Wheat
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Chicago Corn
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The Club has been organised by a Committee, which includes Bishop Hall, Mr. W. Schofield, Mr. R. C. I. March Lim, the Rev. G. K. Carpenter, Mr. May C. G. Perdue, Mr. H. S. Mok, and July Mr. W. C. Clark..
Total sales:-228 lots.
September At the moment the club-house is December equipped with a ping-pong table, and several desks. It is hoped that in the near future other Indoor games will be provided for the boys.
An effort will be made to pick out
Sir Alexander Cadogan, British Ambassador to China, is expected to Decompany Sir Frederick to England. They will probably make short stops at Hongkong and Canton en route.
Upon their return to Enginnd the two officials are expected to submit important reports on political and
Yesterday the objects of the Club economic conditions in China, and were explained to over 20 boys who May the diplomatic situation in East Asia had turned up for the occasion, and July for the guidance the how Foreign food was given at the conclusion of Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, in the function. Indoor games shaping Great Britain's For Eastern organised, nt which the lads thorough- policy-Union News,
ly enjoyed themselves.
the most deserving cases and give September.... them an opportunity of bettering Thursday's sales: 12,001,000 bushels. themselves.
Records of Rugby Clubs
were
REDUTI have raised their aggregate of points to nearly 500. Coventry, who won at Nuneaton; have not lost a match since the middle of October,
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It is notified that Mr. V. C. Bran son, MC, ARUS¢., DI.C., B.Be1, P.I.C., on January 23.. resumed duty as Government Analyst
The forthcoming wedding is an- nounced of Mr. Charles Jamieson, prison officer, Laichikok Prison, and us Alias Sophie Cathilne Brown, nurse,
of 2 Arran Street, Kowloon.
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The following are the revised hours of the French Consulate: Open from 0a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m."
casen
Five cases of Diphtheria, two cases
two
of Meningitis were reported to the local Health authorities on Thursday. of Typhoid and
Hia Excellency the Governor haa appointed Dr. W. B. A. Moore, pro visionally and subject to His Majesty's pleasure, temporarily to be a Mem ber of the Legislativo Council during the absence from the Colony of the Hon, Dr. A. R. Wellington.
of
On the ninth of her second series between Aights experimental Penang and Hongkong, the Imperial Airways liner Dorado arrived at Kai 3.05 Tak Aerodrome yesterday at
She left Penang on Thursday the 1,700
Passengers aboard the Nellore for Png and completed
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a retired civil servant, who is on a mile flight without incident. This world tour. He is a prominent bow- series of flights is being made with of ler, having been champion of Hamp- a view to testing the possibility.
Engh carrying mall between the two ports.
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Among the passengers who left by 116 115 the Nellore for Australia to-day is 118 111 200 Mr. W. Russell, for many years
0. 181 18
121 381
The maching follows the same course and time table schedule as the first six flights recently undertaken by Cant, W. Armstrong. Interviewed on arrival yesterday, Capt. Lock, who
Government Marino Surveyor, Mr. has been in command of the Dorado
118 109 Russell has been in the Colony for since the third flight on December 12,
4. 179 the past three months,
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after two told a representative of the S. G. M. 111 years' holiday at Home. He is mak-Post that he had nothing special to ing the trip to Australia to be present report as all the voyages had been
at the wedding of his daughter, made so far without untoward in- 181 180 Molra.
cident.
A Relay from A running commentary on the last half an hour's play of the Rugby Union Football Match, by Captain H. B. T. Wakolam. Relayed from Murrayfield, Edinburgh,
12.15 am, Close Down,
Note: There will be a relay from (Chinese) on the Po Hing Theatro 2. E. K. on a frequency of 010 kilo- cycles from B-11 p.m.
TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME
By
Studio Reeltal
Mariette Dechesne
RECORDED MUSIC.
11 a.m.-12.15 p.m. A Relay of the Morning Service from St. Andrew's Church, Kowtoon.
1 p.m. Time and Weather Report.. 1.30 p.m. Renter Press Bulletins. Light Orchestral Selections, From Foreign Lands (Moszkowe- ki): Wine, Women and Song--Waliz (Strauss); Moonlight on the Alster-
Briso Waltz
Coeur (Fetras); (Gillet); Menuett No. 1 (Paderewski), The Shamrock (arr. Myddleton); Caliph of Bagdad-Overture (Boici dieu); Waldteufel Waltz (arr. Silbermann).
Vocal. Gems.
Potpourri
The Maid of the Mountains (Fraser- Simson); Bitter Sweet (Noet Co- ward): A Country Girl (Monckton); Mercenary Mary (Youmans); "Le Cid Ballet Musle (Massenet).
A Recital by Richard Tauber
(Tenor),
1. Once there lived a Lady Fair; 2. Love Lost forever more; Dein
G.
ist Mein Ganzes Herz (Lehar); 4. Immer Nur Lacheln (Lehar): Thine my thoughts are, Margarita; 0. Goodnight, Oh! my Love! (Abt.) -
"Songs without Worda"--Potpourri. 2.30 p.m. Close Down. 4-7 p.m. Chinese
Programme,
7-10.30 p.m. European Programme. 7-7.30 p.m. Orchestral Maste: Sinfonia (Bach); Coriolan--Over- ture (Beethoven); Tragle Overture, (Continued on Page. 4.)
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