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IN ORIGINAL, JURISDICTION, BETOSE THE HOE, SIB CROTOR PHILLIFF,
"CRAFTE
CHIEF JUSTICE.
did not take proverings before.
His Lordship-I do not understand why they
Mr. Francis-The difficulty was that notice ld not be served upon him; we did not know There he was; he was absent froin the elony.
$300,000
the taxes.
Mr.
justruotions.
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Chatar's evidence must have satisfied his Lnr.
His Lordship-They say not.
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FOOCROW WINTER RACES.
FIRST DAY 13TH DEORMBER
The
Tar STEWARDS CEP, (presented); value $100, for B Chias ponies, weights as per scale; outrance 35. falf a mile.
with $50 added; enaand pouy 325, for Sab- THE MAIDEN STAKES. of $10 arch forced ontey scription Grifins at this moeting weights an per sole, Thess.quarters of a mile. THE COMPRADOBE CUP, (presental); vatns-; for all China panies: weights as per scale;
Two Miles entrance $10
The HAOR STAR, of $10 each with 850 added
Zor all China ponies at otherwise entered at Chismeeting except for the Cosmopolitan Cup: woight 7 Ha, onir weight for inches; ridor who have noter won a can allowed 10 lbs. Elif mile.
THE STAND STAKES, of $1 each with 350 added: for all China parias; weights a per scale; winner of the Stewartls' Cap 7 lbs. penalty. Three quarters of a mile. THE HARK WAS CUT, (presented value Tix. 100 for all subscription Griffins at this and provians meetings; weights as per scale; winners of one race 7. iba. xira, of two or moro 10 lbs. extra; entrance $5. One mila TaE HONGEONO CUP, (ppted valno
$200; for all Chinn ponies; weights as par sale; winter of the Compradoras Cap 7 lbs.. extra; entranco $10. One mile and a half.
SECOND DAY, 14гH DacaмMBER. THE RACING STARES, of $10 each with Su added for all Chini pootes; winners of a race at this meeting 71bs extra, of two careN 10th extra; provica swon-starters Fiba oxira; Tas TEA MSRORANTY OTT, (prosented by the
Three quarters of a mile.
Traan); for all China ponies; weights sa par scale winners of a race, st. this mating ba. extm, of two riesa 10lbs. extra; entrance TRE CHAASZE CUF, Tilus $200; second pray $50 for anb ceription Grifina at this meeting weights as par seals: forced satry $10 One mile and a half. THE LOTTERY CUP, presentedi: valos $130 : second pony $50 for all China pouls; raights as por scale: winners in Shanghai in 1886 7lbs pealty: autres $10. One mile. THE MLI STARES, of each with 310 sdeed, for all China ponios; weights as per scale; winners at this maang 10 lbs, extra fa
McLane aid he thought not I was a 23,300 for the firstsix months of this year whoared they could get as meching but pots thrown into our junk by the enemy's hot set off against the fines imposed upon the 22. -Fennoin safl was only due to the and had not done so. If it wan Kwok Tin Kai
which by this time was alongside our ju. master and upon the ship which, however, have fondants to admit the statement made in the last who was acting in this matter, would he have matter of ry is metice. He then came to the alteration going on. Is handing me th
The real subetauti print of the ones, and that 4208 Meat. D. S. Sa und Co. had a anois (almitiche plaintiff, hunt for a short as orrything was quite. I then not been prit and which possibly the parties paragraph that they had noted throughout the the opportunity of doing in now? will never healled upon to pay in full." As T prenosfuge in parfest good with, and that say
Mr. Freni Pulsnitted that he would. He was as to the law i uringapor a case of a person not deduct the interest on the $30003; they bafora his Lordship double groups on ich went down the hold and found five of our mon eralitod mo with the full amount and debited me they word wattled-to-055 vellof they asked. sere dend and two wounded: 'only myself was has been unable to impata hieme to the plaintiff irregularities ar mistakes which might have then proceeded to his next point, which was that county toente nutseeking test salleor re-open in respect of the opium found on board the ship ropt into the prossodings they ware in no way the defoxidants had received men of muney for a funcionareadorofterit had been made absolute with the interest erpurately. The witness hern First, this balouged to a sis of cues in which unhurt. As the men wore all my f allowed it follows that this claim to set off cannot be to lay ascribed to say improper motives on the reat prior to the granting of the decro for He submitted that the cases citol, by his learned went to his office for the accounts, which he pro- the Court of Chansory always baon rudy to the junk to drift to Yumali wire wa surived supported. But this is rob a case whors demur. part of the defendants The real applicants for which they had not accounted to the court and friend mostly had no bearing upon the present dused on his return] Two Expen hou give lot. Cs arising out of Barad su or yostosay about five p.m. E then snt rose to rage is claimed. If it had boon connected with the relief in this case worn the creditors of Kwok that, ha submittal, was anfficient to invalidato pass. The case was one in which there was an have been converted into "six. Chiness hours. redemption atod on almost entirely lifferent look for my countrymm about there in inform as above referred to, the owners might not have Yin Kai, Mr. Wiss balug only the Offeist As the whole precedings. I was absolutely neons irregularity, but the final order for for lasure One European house was in oonpation and grands from almost any other ouse that as them of the surrance. Some of theĺza been able to recover. It was a base of a charter sigres in that individual's bankraptoy. Kwok sary that they should have enanted for them, was made, and there was no authority but one the conversion of the other was finished. before the Conet of Chaucary. Almo it the only to take the junk over to this sido end esport vo at a monthly rate of payment, and if sarms to be Tio Kal and recently been made bukrapt and that the marigagur shuld have been a which would guide the court in such a case, and Until this work is completed the less reason why a man was over in the position of damaster to the Police, which I did at the Cl the one laid down inili thatert borkain accord-upon sorditor's petition. Debts to the extent lowed further afterwards to redeem. They that was the case of Fatch and Ward which bed is paying a 8600 month less. I should not fondant in a foreclosurs action was that he had Station. The deceased man were afterwards ao with the sathorities that where a real as of over $300,000 had been proved. while the as-mast furnish fresh accounts, and get a fresh been referred to by bis learned friend, on riich say it would have been a good investment for boan unfortunata in un shape or another over from thejunk bethe Poliosas lasteto in this case is hired for a state prind the risk sets were sensthing under 3.000; so that cortifexto from the Registrar. This way she reaialy relied. The other case to which Mr. any one who had the money to have bought the timesthigach purerisfortuns sometimesthrough wounded meo. Our cargo consisted of mizo. of the duration of tire beyond the adagry the creditors, the real plaintifs in this clent to apsit the whole thing, and there were Franels and enformed only abused the circam pryporty in 1859 at a price vielling woven er hy own fault. In the present case, whether it grave back. I was maok frightened and did not period falls apon the charterer and contient east, wore appealing, as it wara, to the so many casa apon the print that he thought it stances under which a foreclosure could be real when he could bay other properties yielding bis own fault or cst, Kyok Yir Eat was in days come out of my iding place. I hoard men during all anarsirable delays not cosasioned by equity of the court to assist them to recover would only be dieputed. Mr. Francis pre-opened, but they did not in any way interfere right and site por cont. There was some pro- 881 in the vary grantest distress and was walking about the deck but dit uot so them: the act or angless of the evours or master or by something, if possible, from the ostato of Kwak ceeded to cite the ages of Garlick v. Jaciceon, 4 with the ruling of the Court of Appent in the party sold near the Star Hotel for $17,500 yield. worried that be absented himself from the enlesy. they were shoting in Pasti circumstances which work a suspense of the cou Yin Kai. Unless they sacoooded in this suit Besvin, 154, Alden. Foster, & Buavin, 592, case of Patel Ward one iots, an bed been con- fag 3105 a month gross. Another property I Kwok Yiu Kai was not new involved in this suit; pirates did not take anything away as our cargo was of little value. I do not know whether they trast for a particular perint. Abbott on Ship their position was that they would obtain ab- the V. Grinths, 7 Beavis, 83, al mau tonded by Mr. Francis. This case was brought, bought for 810,500 yielding $100 month grossa aquity of redemption tad passed to his cradl ping. p. 253; 1 Parents, 310; Manda Pollock soiutely nothing in payment of their debts; and others This was of hardship fo. as he understood.on thres grounds tho anavoid. I resold that property for 815,000. There had tors, who were the real applicants in the case, and belonged to any Revenue crniser.
By Mr. Mathieson-We had ne muskets or 308 Addison on Contrasts, 500; Kiy on Ship if they did spend they had the strongest possi: the aval plaintiffs, and be thought that when able absence of the mortgagor from the salony, Lonian ingresso in the rental. It was about the he submitted that on their part there but bas s
i want of energy. They had done all they could, pikass on board. zate. Sesmo. 372
ist there ble grands for heilering that they would be the defendant came to understand the facts the value of the property at the time it was fore-end of 1889 I bought that property.
Hon. F. D. SA said I am a member of Twine proessdings to make Kwok Yin Kai Mr. Mathieson (produsług a port clearwood fore begie uforthe plaintiff far the ama of 8302.83, able to get 805.000 or 870,000 from the estate to of the one they would not be disposed to offer closed, and the irregularity of the procoodings but as that amount could have been reguvernd bonelt the areditore. Therefore the first ground an opposition to the petition. They would not Ho contended that the case of Patch and Ward the Legislative Council, a merebant, and part bankrupt were instituted, and could not be pre- Dass this paper belong to your junk?
Witao-Yos, on the Summary side of the Coort and as upon on which they based this appeal to the court was be damnified. They woull receive principal and showed that the irregularity was not sucient owner of marine lot 14. Originally my share was coaded with because he could not be enrval, bat
fa half, now it is a quartor. I wold a half of my immediately he returned stops worn talon for that It is written bore that you had le mass the the in question in dispats the desimen of the that quality was equity, a principle which all interest, and all expenses, while the oreditore to Justify the ro opening of the foreclosure Court has been against the plaintiff. I think it courts admitted. Under the peculiar circum had good reason to belince they might realised in this awe be very much doubted whethat share to Mr. Moyer Samoon is 1834 and the end and to intors his rights in this matter, what and 7 píkos os board --There were no sbata I do not know why they are so work hard be just to give him cats. Julg stances of this ongo the real plaintiE felt them. 260.000 or $70.003 ont of the stito as something hin Lordship would be inclined to help the port transfer was made in 1885. Kwok Yin Hai ever they were The court had also always taken or spears. mcat for 8204.83 without coats.
selves to be hardly dealt with, un while they to mout their olsims. Otherwise a gross injus gagor, or the oredits who were represented by madsdefault in the payment of interest in March, into consideration that a megin dit was often writton down.
Inapootor Mathione asked witness to point out, were unable to repor anything of their debts, tier would be dons to the oroitars, who would Mr Wins, when he had not appeared at the 1882, and we received no interest after that date. nuablo tu gut legal assistance to look after bien the defendant had not only recovered their debt get nothing for their 3300.000 debis while the hearing of the case, and his representative Mr. Joseph, of my ofRoe, collected the reats and interests. Krok Yin Kai.although he left on u map the apot where the occurs tak in fall, int ther had the benefit of the $40,000 defendants were getting a great deal more than was present, and did nothing. The mort kept the sconants. The property was foreclosed power of attorney, could not leave any fands,place, and he pointed out Sai-wan Bay.
gugo was absent from the colony trom in June, 1894, for $5,31978. I would bavole submitted there would be no hardship on the Inspector Mathieson-Are you sure that it ries, and now the estate which they their debt.
Mr. Francis, after an adjousamont for tiffa, the rule of his own speculations At the date preferred the money to the formlosure at that defendants by re-opening the foreckare. Their took place yesterday morning? foreclosed upon at only pay all expenses and
of the final foreclosure which was the important date. I remember making the afidavit before only claim at any tits was to get their mort WituesOn the night of the 94th. charges and the interent due upon the mortgagn, proceeded to call the following evidence.
When did you start from Hongkong P--We. but gave theme profit over and above this of Me. Wise was put in the box and be produced date for the purposes of this setion, the property the final foreclosure. I did not tantion receipt are and interest and incidental expenses. Es G. WISE. OFFICIAL ASSIGNES IN THE MAT hout 851) art, as he should show Stand the file of the proceedings in this bankruptcy, he should show, was not worth $273.000, but of the rents between 3rd Fobraary, 1994, and did not know it was mirussary to call any avi-agiled on the 26th and it took place shout diye TEB OF KWOK YIN KAY, BARTUST, V. THing alone that would probably not entitle the the first date of the petition filed boing the 746 instead only between $20,000 and $10,000. 17th Funs, 1884 We engloyed a watshman bedance of the plaintiffs' ability to leam. As to light following.
The Sargent who boarded the junk gave ari- HAY. F. D. SASHOON AND CATCHICK PAUL plantit to jazoeat, but I had, irregularities October, 1994. The nests of the estate now That, he thought, did away with the centan-cans: oferwise some of the tenants would have that his Lordship could require han sithar to
( Jongo the monoz in court or to-git-curity. In dance-ta finding the bodies of the deceased.in Mr. Francis, 0.0, justcncted by Mr. Ewens, the fasta bab je sutioned, the ouse of tire other accents which has thought were realis friend that his clisats would loas nothing if the
to go opon, und seharity of the case upon amounted to $3118 The debtor had mentioned tione se ta salas Isha boca said by his fearoad absensed.
By Mr. Francis-I think I took what was pat point of fact the whole of the merg ge money tho after hold and the two wounded men, the for the plaintif Mr. Leach, instructed by Campbell r. 17ory Division, 183, able, but they did not seem likely it be reverse-petition of the plaintiffs ware granted, but he in the affidarit by the solicitora as granted with could be paid- up and lodged in oxart at ones. former he romoved to the Mortuary and the
The great "genoral principle on which the latter to the Civil Hospital. Wear Watton end Descon, for the defondants.inst thed him triping upon it to a grast extent. ed. One was that the Government of. Agnum should call evidense to show that if the money had ont reading it. I took it as a matter of form.
By Mr. Look-As a rule when locuments coart noted in thore car was that. The Coroner having changed the jury, a vor- his was 20 to apant a foreloanra ordar apre was als the cast of Thornhill. Manning, swad bin 810.000, of which he thought he might been paid them at the time they could bare dealt riven apo me apo pamperty held by 1.9nds Esports, 451, ud Ford &. Wasta, & recover $6,000. That wan luet November, bar with it for store advantageously and with far are placed befor me to sign I read them. I a mortgage was always a security, ran after diot of murder against some person, or persons
say simply that I do not remember reading thi 1. Foroniasure and surolment of devres and uakaown was returned. Kwok Yiz Kai teable the Official Assignee Phillips, 501. Mr. Francie said that in conser, and ring had been heard of it since. He wore benefit to themselves then by retaining
Larder. Mortgaris had been re-opened al- to relea the mortgage, and dispose of the estate queen of apeculations in land his property also mentioned a sum of $2,000 which he had in this propot they had done. This was not affidavit, hat there was no reason why I shoa.. for the benefit of the creditors.
most without any ground except the willingness involved, and it became ebssary for Ewok Yis paid to Mars. Wottan andl Down in lieu of a case in which the mortgagor was unrepresent make an exception to my rule.
Mr. E. H. Joseph, assistant to Messe D. Sas of the radrtgagor to pay of his lisblity; of edat the foroolisare proceedings, as Mr. Ng Man ed the th paragraph of his reply by thanging some extent. He left the elong before the pro-
de the premise of the Court, amaa. Kai to lure the golong to settle his affairs to costs, but that did not seem likely to be realised. Kann, his legally appointed siternay, was pre-soot, Sons sud Co., gave evidonos as to the rents course he was asked to give some explanation of
Leung Blu Ting said he was a banter carry-
his failure to come in at the roper time. No The following is the programme of the wister an gmont from 36.915.75 to 5789.12
Francis road the patios, which sub patrelings for forectome were taken, and did not ing on business as Shan Choong at No. 27, Ben-sent at all the koning. Thers had not bone allanted and keeping of the semanta.
Mr. V. H. Deacon, a member of the firm of mun would ever noply to reim a mortgage ( mosting to ba hell on tho Dth, 14th, and 15th return until after the order was made absoluta, bam Strand, and an owner of horse property here. single onsa whare a foreclosure had been recponeð that the plaintiff was the Acting Registrar of The creditors could not possibly take any an. He knew Marine Lot No. 14. ho eld Orisata for the benefit of the creditors of the mortgagor Wotton and Deason, solicitors, gase evidence as after torsoloants if the property was not worth Decoraber, 1896. the Supepo Ceart and Ocial Assignee in the tina until he returned as their proceedings could Bank property. There were 41 or 2 houses on
He would call his Lordship's attention to into the hiring of the provicus suit und the more than the money, so that for his learned mattur of Kwok: Yin ki, bankrupt. Mr. Sassoon not possibly hare any affect unless, motion could it. The acoperty was now worth $390,000 or forenes te be drawn from the evidence in this execution of the various Joede referred to clao find to say they (the plaintiffs) are doing
ease. When the foreclosure was applied for these in the cases of the suit. was a merchant, and Mr Casternbroker, both of be served upon him.
this i ret something out of it was beside the In ra-examination by Mr. Leash the witness. queation. He submitted the properly hul sl- Hongkong. In May, 1851. nhà defendants sold to Krok Yin Kai that pead of ground known as
Cross-examined by Mr. Loach-Witness hand men stood aside, and offered no opposition be hic estimate of the value pan the rental Fame they did not think the property was worth in reply to a question as to whether it was always been of greater valus than the nonnt Marine Lot No. 14, togother with all the buildings and erection thereon for $275.000 Upon this bar
di-uot kuor what the Crown rent we, nor the the amount of the debt. For, however, the pra.for a soliciter to aut for both parties, said the of the mortgage, hat that was of little or gain Krok Yin Kei paid down in sack 840.000.
insurans paid upon it, the repairs required, nor perty had gone ap in calna to a considerable ex Chinese would not go to auther solicitor. They an importanes. If it way of 104 Plus than tont, and the creditors no thought they sardid so in some instances, but with the greatest the mortgage debt, so note the batter for the As to the reminder the said Kwok Yin Kai
His Lordship said he believed Kwok Yia Kei LA Sing said be
merthnot in good thing, and that itali be a good thing reluctance, and in those days (1881) they never mortgagess if it was redeemed; if it was of mortgaged the whole property to the defendants had been served with opties.
Hongkong, and a large owner of house pro- to come in and try to up the foreclosure and did. The solicitors simply sonid not got them only eqral value they were in no worse pus
tion than before; if it was of greater valce, they for $205,000, repayable iu fuer yours, at interest
His Lordship mid that a solicitor acting in the | had no right to make a profit to themasires to Mr. Francis said the petition in Fikraptoy porty in the colony in which he had boenget something out of the estate. As to the to go. of six per cent. per annum. the interest to be had been lodged as early as possible, and could dealing lately. He know the Old Oriental alleged irregularities in the Registrar's ertifi. payable monthly. In 1882 Kowk Tia Kai in
not be brought to mything until the debtor Bank property-Marine Lot No. 14, and hes, he had an instructions apon them but he way described compromised both pretics, and the loss of the mortgagr. Ho sabmitted Mr.
jast. eccequente of the fall in the value of land in returned to the ceny, on court of the ipo cold it at about 500,000. There had in the submitted that where one went behind tie Re that it was Hongkong, was in preuniary diflauties, and was sibility of surring aolio, upon him before. It last few years been a rise in the value of horse gistrar's certifiento, or say order of the onet, if Mr. W. Danny, civil engineer, architect, and abis that the property was now worth 3800.91 practically insolvent; aut he loft Hongkong. and was essential in ste did not robara until February 1835. The de mast be served upon debtor.
codings that action property of about twenty per cent in this part was necessary to show some gross miscondunt on land surver, gave evidence as to the sitarations and was warch 8275.00 i 1881 mud 1892, al
Wants to find a buyer at that The first of the town, and there td been a rise in rante the part of those concerned. In this case he wasunde in the property after its salo by the Ori-ough it w
Every on kap the great fell in the ve'r fendants entered into possession of the property.petition was lodgrad in the court on the 7 of between ten sad bwesty par csub,
at a loss to kaow how the Registrar's cortinate entak Bank. The amanat spont in patius dowu tire and the rents derived from it were more than suf- Aprit, 1884; but nothing could be die until Fong Sha Tin said he was formerly rent col was made, and he would ask Li Lordship to lank nadebalding was $40,000. He velned the proof la after the specation was purely to Bent to pay Crown rest, taxes, cost of repair the denter returned to the colony. Two months tector ta Cuke Tin Bar's tirea, and 20 used to at the figures, and see what the real actual dif- party in May, 1831, at $205,000. When he mito porer, and in six mouths it bages to recor and interest de apa the mortgage det after his rotura steps were taken to reopen the collect the rents of the party is question. Heference was at the time the final order for forest calculation he bad to assume the rental, and The Terned counsel then referred to the t The defendnuts, during the time they were in foreclosure. The as to the ustare of the pro said he had been to callant rents here, and had coense was made. He thought bis Lordship took it at 320.000. Deducting the orpanses and counts to show that the rental of this property possession, collected all the rants of the property, party, the defendants had not been in possession baon unable to get them.
would find that at that time his clients vally capitulising the set roatai at eight per cent. the hal been steadily $20,000 sinon the defend. which considerably more than paid all that was of it leng, and they had not made any iterations due to them for interest, and all thoir rants in it, and they would ant be in suy way darnai- that in 1882 he was in partnership with M./titled to by sbout 2400 or $300
J. Holmes, solicitor, Hongkong, said forland for a is amount than they were analne was $205,000, or 12 years purchase. In ants took possession. The irregularities in 1984 the zontal was 621,354, which being capita | the affidavit zuil, certifienta wor A 503016 and expences. On the October, 52. the fed by the redemption of the mortgage. They Staphers, and he remembered the case of
The lacings was adjourned at this stage to 11 lived in the same way gave $216,450, Rinos then grand on which the plaintifs were en The ginstitled to ask the court for relief. On the cor- detectants comment a suit in this court would get all air mousy back, all their interest, Basen and Anather . Ewok Tia Kai. Undorm. the next day, when the evidense for the property had increased in value. against Kwok Yin hai for foreclosure, and the and all their penson There was nothing in the malerotious from thengent, Mr. Ng Man Krin,
defence.will be taken.
rental now was $22,500, and the rat rental feste a demand was made on Kwok Tu Ka plaintiff in this uit grated leave to refer to the elition of the property to prevent the court in his firm entered an appeurnace in the cass, and
$21,521, which being espítaliegl at sight: per to my an amount which he did unt ore. It J 29th October. petition which was filed by the plaintiffs in that any way from dealing with it.
ocnt, gave a value of $260,000. He also made tas scoocd place the affidarit na which foreslo. Le believed ho made an uppearance in Jadgy's caan. Kwon Yis Kai was not present, and be
The hearing of this case was continued, the another calculation based on the value of ground stre was passed was inaccurate, and the defond- His Lordship At the time the mortgages Chambers won an order was made setting the following oridense being now called fee tho at the prosent time. For this purpose be divided oats had received a considerable anm for renta was unrepresented at the hearing of that sif. went into possession had the property alter in case down for herinr, and as far as he remem-defance and the degres was made during his absence salze the question is whether it had gona down haved that was his lost appearance in the case.
the ground into theen sentions. That with the oror and above that for which they had giren from the clony. The plaintiff alleged that all
Mr. C. P. Chafer vaid-I ara a hill and ballion Praya frontage he valued at $1! por square foot; credit and filed accounts. or ap that time there had been no default by Kwok
The agent failed in give bla instructions to do broker and a large property owner. I sold the area was 1,035 foot, and the total value Mr. Francis said he was instructed that this fond in the nonal conray. He found an entry in marine lot 14 to Kwok Yin Kai in 1881. The $64,750. That with the Quees's road frontage Mr. Francis said that even admitting the ne- Yin Kai in the payment of principal or interest. property was not sold ata fancy price, as a great hie diary to that affect on the 16th December, document produced is the deed of assignment. Ihs ralued at $12 per square fost; 3,288 aquare counts were corroot, ha sbmitted the plaintiff and there were no sufficient grounds to justify deaf of land was sold at this time; bat at its fair 1832. He had no instructions, and was bot pro was joint owner of the property with Mr. foot-3856. The remaining partion. 20,749 was entitled to his protection, te have the de the said decree. The farms of the casa were not sot valtao. before the court, and it was not stated that the
Sessom. The price was 3275.000 There was square fast, at 38, gave $165,992. The total was fandents bring in the accaunts and show that defendants bad zrecived from Kwok Yiu Ku Tia Kai caise a loan spon it to redeem the mort.now that he had seen the power of attornsy gone up is price. In my opinion this was catber
His Lordship-Then why could not Mr. Kwok vided with fands to carry on the suit.
Cross-otorained-Witness was not able to say a mania at the time and all property al 3269,758,
the disbursements for which they claimed to $40.00 in ab as bargain money. Six months gaze?
By. Mr. Fransis-It was hard to say what pay the amounts wer proper diabur-marats. ward given to Kwok Yin Kai Sow the date of
$10. One mile and three-quarters. 3. Francis said it was because at that time giren by Kwok Yin Kai to Ng Hai Kwau, bat a fancy prior, and that was why I sokl it. It people would give for ground without any build The defendants were not at liberty to deal with this order which to pay to the detonante bis he was in great dificulties, everybody wan in a
ha bollured there was a power of attorney, and was what I shonk call a speculativn vala. Iings on it. Ho know property on tho Prasa bad tho just as they ples. He submitted the interest the Crown res, inxes cats and gival fright orez Iszd speanistion, and money Man Kan had frequently seted for his. was paid by a mortgage of $235.00) and bean sold at $14, but the buildings had not been order of the court obtained an that afdorit was other charge. Kwok Yin Kai did not find he was not to be got upon any terms. This tande ceased to not for Kwok Tia Kai for want of $40,000 in cash. The last payment of interest mod down or were they likely to be. He practical's a nullity. If the court'a atsentim
ey within that time, and the plaintiff in
ou the mortgage was mads in March, 1882, nd based his calculations on a return of night | had been called to the fact that these ronta had was fully worth $275,000, and at the time it was that suit made a further application for foretaken passion of by the mortgagees it was
Ng Man Kwan said he held a power of attor and then we cavered into possession through per cent, but Chinese would sometimes give baen rentred and unt acounted for, even if they cloure of the mortgags. 40 order was made in
aor for Kwok Yin Kai when the latter left the outryors. After that the rents were always prices which would not field that retura.
yould have accoated for tars, the court wall worth a great deal more that that sa it was pay:
This clusothocvidence.
have given farther time and orders further Fabronry, 1891, giving Kwok Yin Kai farther
ing a handsome profit over and above the interest colony (prodaoud) He remembered the action onilooted by Mesars David Bassoon, Sone & time in which to pay the monay, and making an
beought by lowers. Snsern and Chater against Co. I have had large dealings in property, and Mr. Leech, in summing up for the defence, aonents to he put in. He mbmitted thera was ords for him te diharge the morteage due under the mortgage, and all other charges.
can pange the value of property. The value of said his learned frised bad said there had been a suffloient irregularity in the entire pronondings His Lordship-1ow was it the debt increased? Kwok Yin Kai for foreclosure. He did not in. rudney was not paid within that time, and nu tho Mr. Francis said it was because there were astract Measts, Stephens and Holmes, nor any marin lot 14 in June, 1882, was not more than waiver ofreceipt of interest at its due date before to entitle the plaintiff to have the foreclosure re- 70 Jan 1884. the deere of forrolasern warms of interest ur, nod thara wara 6ften solicitors to sater an apparauga in the cass. He about $220,000. I tried to sell my share to Yr. possession was taken. As a matter of fact there opened. Ti platutifs having merits, as they |- male blute, Bot. the Sed obranymantha interest charged against the receipts at had no money from Kwok-is-Kai to carry on son at lal, the foreclosed price of 3233,000, and had boun no evidence tendered on the subiect, had, his Lordship would take into consideration the 7th June, 187, considerable enmayrelse nonths. The receipts of the twolve months defoner, and he had no instructions from Kwok he declined. I wanted to call it because it was but aren expposing there had bren, it would not the regularitina whink had been shown, and were received by the lants from the covered the whole expenses of the fifteen with the Yis Kai to defend the suit. I merr did yielding barely seven percent, and I had a wort prevent the mortgageon calling for their interest taking the two parts of the ess together, would perly as rest, but no amunt had been taken of exoption of 3200 or 830 In the end anything under the power f attorney. gage with Mr. Sason at seven per cent. s when they thought fit. He did not suppose thare give them liberty to re-open the foralowrederen then The plaintiff therefore humbly prayed gir
introigood Witness End appared in court inring the tour there was no object in keeping it. Thero was was a single mortgage in the colony where the on any terms he might think it to imposs months also. $1,10 was that the deeree of foreslosure might be aɔt asida,
His Lordship said there was a print he would into the disbursements for costs, when they ing of the case, and was present when judgmenty little money obtainable at that time interest had been paid punctualy on the actual
nt seven per cent. If Krok Yin Kai had dete it was duo. Another point was that there wall Me. Prausia's attration to, and, that way and an acenat taken between the parties, and he already got their laxed costs from the court, was gira, in connection with his power of at- upon payment of what might be fennd due to therefore this amount would have to be do temay. He had no special instructions. He paid me the manor found dar by the court had not been a tittle of evidence given as the position of Fr. Mayer Sassoon and Bir. there, that the plaintiffs should be at liberty to ducted. The grow rental for the nighter had been surred with nikes to connection with it would have hoon more valable to me than to the intention or willingnoss of the mort Mody, who pressed after tan foreclosura. redtem the property.
the property. I say that tense at the suit gegor to pay the interest at the time of Mr. Franois said the mortengo cave six per morthe was 893.7, and for the twolce salbe the case. The d Ernauts auswer to the petition ad 303,446.22. The total expenditure for repairs,
Mr. Holmes said that as Mr. Ng Man Kwon of 1883 und 1884 I had property which the foreclosure, or that at the present time ornt and Mr. Meyer Sassoon and Mr. Moly s tittee many of the statements therein contained Crown rent, insurance, fares, wages, do, was had said he had given tim as instructions, he was yielding me eight and nine por cout. I those who represented the mortgagor were ready parchand into a property always girdeg seveR the feat difference being as to paragraph 4, the 34073, and this, with the interest payable under wished to satisfy bis Lordship that he bad done baght a good many properties at that time and to pay the mortgage off and pay all costs and The pictis were quite prepared to submit to detenlants alleging that instead of the time the mortgage left still a babunce of $5,289 02 on
have since sold some of them getting in most interest. Mr. Wise said some of the creditors anything his Lordship thought fair as to the alleged by the plaintiff for the duration of the the year. Varions of the amounts put down as
His Lonship-I are quite satisfied.
instances fifty, per out more than I gare for had told him they would find the money, but terus to be given to theus gentlemen, bat the mortage, the $235,000 was repayable on the disbursements could not fairly be taken, and the
them. There was a watchinsa employed on this they were bound to slice at the bearing that whole arrangement was practically to all futanga 15th May, 18-5. The Asfendants had no know.
Mr. Horace banded in Mr. Ng Men Kror's property. The reason for that is that all Chiness they were ready to pay all that was ins under and purposes a family arrangers. Mr. Mody amount under that bied would have to be re. written instrnotions. ledge of, und did not admit thu statomoats con
property requires to be carefully watched, other- the mortgage. Then again, as be understood, and Mr. Chaler were intimately couroobed, and dusad nearly $1 Alegether, he thought taiced in the amended petition. When they hadis Lordship 4 fad, or looking into the us
Mr. Francis maid that concluded his case. wise the temas disappear during the mouth and his learned friend intimated that he was going Mr. Merer Bussoon was in the same position Mr Leach then addressed the court for the the rests are not collected. If we had not satered to put Kwok Yin Ksi in the wituen box, but with regard to Me. F. D. Saasoon. He might entered into possession of the property Kwok Yin-conata, that bras-quite-justified-in-sazing that deface. He said-the-pain-retardly dispatente agassion I believe the-routs wenld not have they had not won him and though be (Meromind bi-Lordship that neither the questim Kat executed a power of attorney dated the 29th after providing the interest under the mort-wore few. Whether the nut coulled from been collected at all. The position of Kwek Tia Lesch) might bare called him it would not havens to ownership nor that na to substantial alter- July, 1882. As to the statement in the petition page, and pay all charges, there was a balance the property was sufficient to meet all claims Kai at that time was hopelessly bankrupt As served bis purpose to have had bita thero exceptations in the property was refered to in any way that the roots bad bean more than sufficient pay interest andor the mortgage, expensue of re-estate on trying pissesion, of about $6,000 a well known principle of law that & mortgagee $8,000; daring the next year about $8.200; and Kai was not called, he suggested, was that the
luft of abunt : 10, per month, & profit on the was hardly material to this case, because it was my share of the rants for 1994 I received about urder cross-examination. The reason Kwok Yin in the pleadings. pairs, Crown rent, and all ofbor chargus, the year; and shes at time rents had increased, was not only entitled to all interests and dis-foe the six months ending June this year about other side were afraid tombmit bim tó
Judgment was TESKT VAR. defendants donted it and alleged that too rents He asked wh. For the court would allow the da- bursements, but to all costs and costs of sait. $3,600 Mestre. Bassoon did not charge any romanization after a given were Lot always sufficient to pay all these charges, fendants thus to get nors than their prin and they craved leave to refer to the proceedingssips and interest, sinir coats and disburse upon the igures of his learted friend. His charge is & per cent. The reason they did not might vary Ng Man Kwan's statement as to
He therefore proposed to touch but lightly commisson for collnoting the rents. The mal by Ng Man Kwan; they wors afraid he PIRACY OFF CAPE COLLINSON, in suit No. 2 2 of 1892 (the action by the defend. meats in cornutioaib is property, to the Lordship would see that by the first cartiticate charge me anything was that I was very friend want of instructions. He nor cage to the anty in this suit against Kwok Yin Kaij. Indetriment or of the reditors, with debts of the Registrar there was found to be pa toly with them and I was resident in the octoay question of the irregularity in the afidavit made
SIX MEN MURDER SD A pirotioal attrok, waniting hi the death of' 1587 they entered into possession of the property to the extent of over 8000,000, and assets wider the defendants a balance over and above interest and could barecollected them myself. The interest in support of the application for foreclosure.
er the most under their right as morris-25,009. Ho tacaght the court would intor for und offer charges of $2,807.87, a part of which on Kwok Fie kits mortgage was si per real On this point the learned counsel referred to the morning the 25th October. The Wing Fat trading six men, tank plane off Cape Collinsen on Monday p. 6800 or 2 ou March. 1892, Kwok Yu Kai for the creditors protection. He thought the was oude 3781.25 for costs. According to which on $235,000 give $14,100. The properes of Patch and Ward, and angued that i' made default in the payinent of tuo interest Jas
15 of 250 piculs capacity and marrying a crew of cases be had oito fully justified such action
the second curfieste which was made there also ty has now been leased to a Chinuman for mortgages made an affdarit which was in fecinis men, left Hongkong on Baturday night auder the mortgage, and on any other ground. Mr. Franeis said, however, that he founded his appeared to be a balsrer due to the defendants 2,5. The steps we took with respect to this ascurate but without any intection to misload bonad for Chung Chow-fo with a arge of 180 and they remained in possession of the property action upon the irregularities of the prosedings in the present suit. Heshould produce evidence mortgago are not different from these taken with the court and under a misapprehension as to the pieuls of mangrove bark. About the o'clock or until the final foreclosure of the property was of the defendants, and part of his case was that to show his Lordship what the disbursemea's respect to other mortgages in the colony; we obtained as mentioned. Save to that effect the the foreclosureought in any case to bo set aside
In the sent on that grond akne would nåt Monday morning, when off Cupe Collinson, tha were between the 3rd February, 1884, sud the gave ear lawyers no special instructions. Ir re-open the foreclosure. That, he thought, night being very dark, she was attacked by a dafentants derind the allegations contained in on the ground of being wholly irregular. In the granting of the foreclosure on the 17th Jane, member making an affidavit in sujunction with night fairly be taken to be the gist of the cafe piratiel beat which, after fing several shots, that part of the plaintiff's petition. They first place be proposed to show that there had 1-8. He thought he should be able to show bis Mr. Sassoon in Jaus, 1881 It is an affidavit of Patch and Ward, adition that Kwok Yia Kai was not proeat been no real default in the payments dee nuder Lorship that for that period, in respect of that I had received ne offer money between ver
case alongside and threw a number of stickpots during the hearing of the it and that the the mortgage in this case, as the amount was made which Mr. Francis claimed that the non-account- tai dates. a matter of fact some rent had the parties knew the money was to be counted seven of the raw had run down into the hall, His Lordship said that in the present case on board, Before the pirates came alongside deeraa was made during his abadace from the repayable in 1885, sad it was impossible for the ing for the receipts faralidated the desres, the beer received. The affidavit was agued moder
for, whereas in the onso of Fatah and Ward the and the eighth went into tha focipsak. The ad. The defendants stated farther that the foreclosure ut til after that date. There was a Then the second point was that Kwok Yiu Kai's very foreclosure suit has been treated in the for, but could be set aside to meet another claiming no cargo but the bark on board they left glory, but they denial he was unrepresent. dusicaduta to come and ask for a decese of disbursements more than covered the receipts instructions from our lawyers, and I believe defendant thought it ought not to be accounted pirates boarded and searched the bat, has flut writ in Bait 202 of 1892 was ized on actual defny in the payment of the interest, but representative was present daring the procede water. the ith October of that paar and an ap
Mr. Leach said there vertainly was the gain without taking and property aộ nặ peauce was entered on babali of Kwok in fondants to claim in respect of that, as they had the hearing, and could see want took place.
it was, he submittedt, impossible for the daing His Lordship probably had the notes of By Mr. Francis-We purchased this property distinction his Lordship paintedat, but After the pirates had gone the man who Kai by Mesars. Stephens and Holmes, who were previously waived their right in allowing tha
from the old Oriental Bank somo ting before he went on to argus that the error, involving had taken refuge in the forumak szme down His Lordship-Infor coately I have not. I colony. Nation was given theta, bat at the hear received payments when Kwok Yin Kai could this question would ever be reopened again.
coan and I who re-countrusted the property, as would induce the court to reopen the fire of his courades dead, killed by tho slink- ing Krok Fin Kai ca not represented by pay them, as he should prore by the nkrupt
We paid the Oriental Bank 3150,000. I cannot foreclosure. As to the error in the first certid-pots which bail fallen gongst then, und the Mr. Leash thought he should be able to pro Bay what it cost to pull down and build without ente, if there was any preor it was in the calculs other two very avosely barut The junk drifted counsel, nor were his solicitors present. Ngaud by the defendants books. Before soyub dues sridungo upon the point which would be referring to my books, but it was ant $100,000. tion of the Pegistrar of the Court, and it could into Yearsti harbour during the souras of the Mas Kwan however, be held a power of attained their deeree of foreclosure the defendants perfectly entisfactory. He should be able to After law suit is this pourt with Webster shout not be said to mortgagor bad rotan opportunity day. The Chinchew people there took sarg' Loney from Kwok Yin. Kai, was-present; he had had actually paid themselves all arrears of in-show East Mr. Ne Man Kwan, the lawfully a partimlar lane we got a new Crown lease. I of coming forward, as he had his attorney here, of the pirated junk, brocht her to Hong power to not for bim in su procandings that terest dne out of the rents they opllected; so constituted attorney of Kwok Tin Kai. was pre-en't any whather the property was wholly let who might have asked that it should be varied. kong, and cunsulent with Mr Me May might be taken. Ng Man Kwan was present that there could be no q at the hearing, and had every opportunity of time.
in of defacit at that sent during the whole of the hearing, and thorst the time we sold it to Kwok Yin Kainer what That being so, the other sido could not how come Kwan, who seas is no with the agost of being present on his behalf. Morsrs. Stephens
was no doubt he was so either upon special in the rental was, but I can get returns from the of- and ask to have it set amide unless ther alleged the ink up to the Police Station, the and Homes were instructed by Mr. Ng Man if the one time receive payments irregularly power of attorney he held from that individual have spoken was a mortgage
His Lordshir―There is no authority by which structions from Kwok Tin Kai, e mpon Ahr Eice. The mortgage to Mr. Season of which I fraud. As to the value of the laut, bis Lordship part bar redaived at the Central Stating late Kwau, but before the precedings had gone far they are always bound to sexeive them irroga. He was asked if he had suything to say in the property for 350,000. The property was equally evidenco had been tendered on the point by the to be spital, where one of them died on Tuesday. this particular had bad the evidence of the defendants and no fon Monday night. The wounded we were sant- thor declined to act farther, and all further larly- notices were served upon Ng Man Kvan. It
moker, and be repeated usor and over again that divided between us until we sell a quarter te fr. saiuti. Upon theovidense givenon bulalf of the The other is abill alive, but his recovery is doubt was entirely untrue to state fust 20 default in the conditions as to payaorta after that. He whether Kwok Tin Kai bad made any default valuing land and house property here, newly land was less at the time of the foreclosers than the Mortuary sa Tussing afternoon,
Mr. Francia-No, but they sauust put in force he had no instructions. As to the question Meyer Sassoon and a quarter to Mr. Mody. In defendants it must be held that the value of the ful. An inquest was opened on the six bodies at his payments under the mortgags had been proceeded, in support, to quate the case of in his payments under the mortgage it was built as that was, we calculats to get sight per the amount of the mortgage debt, and it had now made by Kwok Yiu Kal. The principal suo be. cams due, and they wore
CORONER' INQUEST. titled to ferecluse Longridge Payne, 2 Johnson and Hen-admitted by the amended petition, though the cont after paying all expenses, a 48 to pay seven increased in valu owing to theiressa in rants They also denied the plaintif's allegation that wings Reports. He contended that the deadmission was subsequently qualified. It was per cont. for mortgage and base something left which lead been going on sinos 1884. The learned An inquest was held on Tuesday, the 20t1'Oot.] sufficient grounds did out exist for the foredlefendants were not entitled to a foreclosure admitted that he was in the colony, and that Three foarths of the properties are mortgeged ounsel thea reviewed thewriders as to value, and at the Mortuary by the Coroner and jury com
Judge Denny sad Mr. Denny returned to rare, and they prayed for leave to refer to the until after the cate of the expiration of the payments were not mad when they beente Money deposited in Banks returns five per cent submitted that upon that svidence at the present posed of Mars, W. Ratassy, Alex; Collage, and Korea from Tientsin in the Turuga Mare on said petition in the case of 1922, and the recorder. There was no real default on the dne. It was contended that so claim could but the fair value of money when invested is rea moment the property was only worth $35,000 J. A. da Lus, on the bodies of the des aten who the 8th October. As you are doubtless aware the of the court in justilention thereof. As to the part of Kwok Tin Kai, although he thought it be made in respect of this beanse Kwok Tin persont-insteaks, property, etc. That is slightly more than the mortgage debt. The question of were found dead on board the junk by the Police Fenige Land Regulations in Korea are to be allegationic the plaintiff's petition that they had was bust, under the pirruustanious, to allow the Kai had previously be irregular in the payover fourteen years' purchase. Atfoortean yours value was always an element in cares of re-open- and one of the two wounded uva who were con rovised, and it is expected that the whole of the Rot accounted for rent received, the defendat defondants to enter into possession of the pro- ment of a monthly instalmonts, but, as his parohat the ralus of the property just losanding a foreclosure. In some cases the slas was veyed to the Civil Hospital and who had died Ministers of these nationalities harior treaties with Korns wil moet in Jeuchuca, and bold a perty. He found that Kwok Yin Kai did not Lordship bid remarked, saob irregularities did the tenant paying all tores and expease found to be fire or six times the mount of the since. they brought before the court the facts therein are the colony until after the defendants had not preront the mortgagees from putting in force is $300,000. For any man buying money to debt, in another case the property was bold to be Dr. Marques gavo ovidence to the effect that all conference on the en1ject, about the 20th October, mentioned. The defendants almistel ike visto entered into prasaston. It. Francis referred the stipulatious of the mortgage whenever they invest that would be a fair price, though. 1. ample security, and in another case the value of the bodies bors signs of having been severely The Kareas maleh factory has become honkrant, ments contained in the 13th, 14th, and 15th para- | Zoubt Lis learned friend would quote against the conditions of the mortgage it was the daty oneded. I am not aware that properties have erocks of the amanat of the debt. In all the state of decomposition. The sixth deceased, he Í $4,000, with which it is proposed to start a factory to the case of Fatch and Ward, waith he had no desired to do so.. There was no doubt that under have tried to sell it st that and bare pot suc. the equity of redemption was stated to be far in burns and some of them were in an advanced and the plant has been disposed of to Chinese Zer graphs of the plaintiff's petition, and went con to state that on the 4th June, 1854, they waim. He argued that it did not bear on this of li wok Tin Eat to parts interest by monthly recently been bought at prices yielding canai cases the decisions were founded on the consi- said, whm litted to the Hospital about 12.00 at Tientsin, ander the management of Mr. Roseg
case, the circumstanovo not being analogoas, and instalments; and it was a matter of common derably less than seven per cent. I have sold deration that the security was more than a.m.and died coat 4,30a.m. on Tuesday. This man be. plaintiffs in suit 202 of 188 against Kwok that it was lo a large extent overruled by various knowledge and law that where default was made properties at a good deal more than I gave for ample. In the present case he did not supposs i also vos suffering from butas in the left arm tinnes to gain notoriety bore by his strange Yin Kaif non-payment of amounts die ather cases which he cited. The mortgage deed in payment of intarest,even before the pay-thean and nous of them are yielding (rse than big learned friend would contend the security and forest and left check. He anak rapidly actions. His last freak was to build a wall (10 dacre of in vleist was made absolute in the did not contain the usual stipulation of six months ment of principal fell dar the mortgagees at seven per cent. In making ng the account for the was more than staple at the time the fore he was only half conscious and died from in. ft. by 40 th, in front of bis sienos, in the
the wortgage, and Anally when 1864, this andurit did not set out the rents given for redemption, and he thought that had once had theic zemedies. There was no doubt first half of this year and harding us over $3,600 closure was made. Hapow cars to the juries received.
heart of Bleon; and he has now had painted úpon which it was daaittad had been received, and Kwok; Yin Kai bren legally represented in court that the mortgagees were salitied to enter pos Messrs. David Sassoon, Sone and Ca did not point his learned friend had insisted on, that Chus Ali-ssd-I um seaman or board the jit, in most of the colours of the rainbow, a species: meh omission had not been made for the porpointhe stipulation contained in it could not have session to renever their interest, to sell, or to deduct the interest due on the $50,000. That no injustice would be done to the defendants Wine Fat trading junk. I identify the six do of satediluvian animal, with itsmouth open, about rf deceiving the court. The amounts received been upasid. Mr. Fransis then referred to the foresless. He referred his Lordship on this point is the return on the half share, not the But there had been dealing in this property king cease, whose manos ero-Tann Kam za to swallow the spa, on one side; and on the other
Registrar's certifiontes as to the smounts due to to the ceas of Gladman = esetman 2
quarter. The secant is made out to Messrs. the foreclosure: Mr. Mayer Sanson had acquir 25 years of age; Tsun Sol Ho, 45 years sile a repressatelitu of a "satting sun-the by the defendants between the 3rd February and the defendante. He contestal the igures, and Veraos, 165, Barrows v. Molloy, 2 Jones and Chistes and Mody. I am a partner with Air, edsa interest, and Mr. Chater wenld be held to Ho Yok. 2 years; Tean Trus Woo Fan, former probably meant to represent China, and he 17th June, 1884, emounted to $7.464.67. wile} voutended that there was nothing to show bow Tushe, Edvards v. Martin, 25 L. J. Chancery Mody. Mr. Mody and I owning a full kaif whare be a trastes for Mr. Mody. This was one rea25 years; Cheong Kaɔ Me, about 22 years; the latter Japan. The two Korean steamers.flato their expenses, and interest nader the mortgage was in excess of that, amounting to 87,899.17. they were arrived at
Division, 264, and many others Thoro was one only rusoived $1,600 as a fall Lalf share of the sea why forecioare should not be re-opened. Tsang Ap Mo, 27 years. On the 94th setantima Maru and Otaru Maru) are now running The defendanta stated further that if the court | His Lordship remarked that Kwok Yin Kal other paint, and that was the statement that the rents for the first half of this year. There has is learned friend had mid equality was equity, about 9pm., we sailed from this port and went regularly, the former on the court, and the latter had, astud of making a decree absolute left power of attorney behind, and that solic defendants, in their petitier for foreclosure, did bona moze building going on which reduced the bat ho roatared to suggest he mais a misappli, through the Lyee moon pass. We were sight on the Soul river. It appears that the vendors not inform the beurt that they had received rectam the gourersion of the Prays houses from antion of the marina. It had always been held on board--the dix deceased; myself, and the man of these stoomers an experiencing a difficulty in for foreclosure fired misther day for tors had been instructed. meni Kwok Yià Kai would still have been i Mr. Francis said that might be so, but it $40,000 in cash for the land, and had accepted a foreign to Chinese Bousse. It is not wezt of that secured creditors could stand by their sein hospital. When we were, off the lighthouse obtaining the balance of the purchass movey,→→ Doable to pay the amount and redom would not inaks this incorrsetnous good, and mortgage for the remainder. Mr. Leach sub-tenants that has red good the rents, but that the surity if they liked, and therefore the waxing atsius Ly--moon, attor three bons sailing which, so far as at least one of them is ovucura- the mortgage.
The defendante, throughout justify these orticatos. He submitted that mitted that was immaterial. and that the prae- tenants have been turned out for the purpose onnality la squity, wenld not apply, where you suddenly shots were fired against us by a vessel is not to be wondered at? It is reported that tics followed was the cramon practies namely of making the alterations as per our lease rith had soured creditors and creditors who had prov: it was dark and we could not make out the us the Nippon Tusen Kaisha's hulk dtaga Marx is the mortgage proceedings, asted in perfect good the certificates, ware valueless. faith, and had not been guilty of any frand- His Lordship'said the question was whether followed.
the new tenant That may not be in the lease-ed in bankruptcy. The reason why the creditors tare of the raft. I saw the other zeven mau to be shortly tested back to Japan, in eonsequenos Whatever, and they claimed that this suit onglit | he could inquire into that now when Kwok Tin | His Lordship Would it not appear on the but it is part of our agreement The only rasts to Mr. Was about this affale was that they run into the hold. I was bling in as foro of her general unanitableness for the Jaschuer
Kai had had an opportunity of contouting them face of the mortgage F
cause of the falling off from $3,200 for 1985 to thought the property had gone up la value and peak; from an opening there I saw the stink harbour-Lising Sun Correspondent.
TRE Foochow Brakes, of $10 such : in forced” entry for all China ponios extérol at this mesting except hos entero saly for th Hack Stakes or. Cosmopolitan Cup and up- tional ine subscription Griffins at his or pr vious meetings: first pony to receive seronty per cent., second peùy twoty per onat.. third puny ten por cont; weights as per ele. One mile and a gunṛtor;
THE WINTEL STAKES of $5 each with 350 added: weights as per seals; for all pokies first raced in Foerhow; winners at this or pre- ripas moetings 7 lbs. extra Sovan furlongs. THIRD DAY. 15tf. December.
THE FAIMUFFER CHALIEnds Cup, for all China ponies; to be won two years consecu. tively by a pony or penies the bone pro perty of the same owner or owners; sought for inchaa ne per scale; entraños fes $10; uns half of the entrance fees to be added to the up satil finally won, and the other half to go to the first pony. One mile and a half. THE MANGHY STAKES, DI 310 each; weighta as per scale; for all non-winning.bscription Grifias at this meeting. One milo
THE LADIES FURE, (prested; for all Fah kipu owned ponies; weights az por scale; win- rers at this masting 7 lbs. extra; entrance 25. Once round.
THE SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFIN CHAMPIONS A forced outry for sabeription Griffins at this meeting of $10 with 850 added to first pony: second pony to recsive 325; weights sa por scale; winners of two rapes B15 extra, of more than two races $40 extra. Ore milo and s quarter.
THE LEDGER CUF, (presonted); first pony to
reire $100 second pony 825; for all China ponies; weights es per soslay winziers of eno race during the meeting to lbs. extra. if of two or more 14 1s sxtra; entranos $5. Oxas round
Tax CONSOLATION CUP, Falus $100, secon
and u distance.......
pony $25; for all beni fids bouten ponies that bure raz at this meoting; weight as por scale; entrance $5. One mile.
at that time solicitors in partnership is the interest to be paid after its proper date, and had did not suppose they would be required, or that selling it to Kwek Yin ii It was Dir. Saat most a few hundred dollars, was not sash and koked into the hold: There he fonas THE CHAMPION STAKES, of 310 each with $100
contended that it was im material whether or not
to be dismissed with costa.
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