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A Chinese cloth hawker made ng appearance before Mr. H. R.THE Undersigned have received Butters at Kowloon Magistracy yesterday on the charge of causing an abstraction on the footpath of Gillies Avenue, Hanghoin.

The ouse in which two Shantung members of the Police force are

Ho denied the charge saying that summoned for assault on Leting Yuk Ki, son of Leung Pat Yue, bo was arrested a little after 1 Chairman of the Tang Wah Hosn. on Monday and taken to the pital, was continued at the Central unghom Station where he was Magistracy before Mr. E. I bailed out Shortly after 1 p.m. ho Williams yesterday,

was crying his wards in Templo. It will be recalled that the comtroot when Mphummed Bux (the Gil- plainant, in the course of bis constable who arrested him in evidence, stated that he noticed two hea Avenue) and another Indian policeman came up to him. The men questioning his chauffour at former naked for seven yards of the foot of Hollywood Rond on September 7. He later anw his chauffeur struck, and on going out to investigato was himself struck.

The complainant told the court that he saw the first of the two con- atables strike him, while Sergeant. Pennell at the earlier hearing had stated that he saw the second de fondant strike complainant.

At the outset of yesterday's hear- ing Mr. Rendall requested the Magistrate to visit the scene of the alleged assault in order to test the of certain of Sergeant accuracy Pennell's statements. His Worship agreed to do this and fixed Friday for the purpose of inspecting the scene with the solicitors for both sides and with Sergeant Pennell..

cloth for a dollar but he replied. that was impossible. Bux then, threatened him, saying: "Look tere, to-morrow morning when you' go to Court, don't you say fhing corus this co the Magistrate,

A witness was called by the de- fonce who said that he heard the. constable eny to the defendant, "If you say anything about me in Court to-morrow morning, you will get into trouble. I will not let you sell any more."

At this stage, the case was re- manded for 24 hours in order that enquiries might be made.

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In outlining the defence, Mr. Rendall said Somewherd about September 7 at five o'clock, con stable D70 (who is not one of the defendants) was on point duty at the corner of Hollywood Road and At Central Magistracy yesterday Queen's Road West. He saw a cara Chinese was charged before Mr. stop outside the complainant's I. E. Lindsell with cutting enna pawnshop and then proceed back wounding a woman on the night into Hollywood Road,

of Septembernt a house in Lockhart Rond.

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He then went up and examined the child and found that it was not injured but at the same time, he thought he ought to report the driver for what might have been a serious accident. He is unable to read English written in a flowing hand: He could read numbers and black capitale and for that reason he called D281 (first defendant) whom. he knew quite well to be traffic sergeant and who happened to be passing at the time with D32 (second defendant), and asked him if he would take down the numbers of the licence and the number of the var and so on and put it in the pote book for him;

Ho will say that D261 gave him an order to take out a summons against the chauffeur. All this time they were surrounded by & crowd of 100 to 200 people, all of whom were very excited because the child was knocked down and most of them appeared to be antagonistically in clined towards the driver of the car. They will any that they did not see, the driver of the car struck at all, though it is quite possible. that one of the crowd might have done so.

Both there defendants will say that neither of them was spoken to by Mr. Leung, the complainant, nor did either of them speak to him or strike him. All that happened was that they took the number of the car and then sometime afterwards they heard a Police whistle blown and a European Sergeant came on. the scene and arrested them.

Contradictory Evidenco.

D281 then went into the witness- box and corroborated Mr. Rendall's statement, Cross-examined by Mr. Ls for the delence, witness said that he left the ene with the chauffeur still sitting incide. He then heard the door of the ear bang and saw the chauffeur walking nway.

Mr. Lo: The Sergeant has given ovidence to say that he did see you and second defendant and complain- ant in the centre of a crowd. A cording to your evidence, that can't be true-That is untrue.

Your story and the Sergeant's are absolutely contradictory. -I. should say my evidence is different.

Can you suggest any possible reason why the sergeant should deliberately give untrue evidence against you'l-He might have been

gistakona, Ay Br

Before this trouble did you know Afr. Liang or have any trouble with him No.

Can you explain why Mr. Leung should come to the court and give. evidence again you? It might be Because. le is angry at me for taking down the number of hit licence for D70. N

The woman stated in Court that while she was asleep in a bed space in the houss she was attacked by an unknown persons with a chop per. She shouted and eventually managed to run out of the house, Hero sho raised the alarm and came across a constable. Her face was then covered with blood and both she and the constable return eu to the house; The intruder was duly arrested.

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Dr. Thomas, giving pvidence re- garding the woman's injuric, stated that in addition to cuts on arms and knuckles aho had five wounds on the head one of which was no less that eight inches long.

All wounds penetrated to the top. of the skill and actually small bite of bones had to be removed from some of them

The defendant claimed that he erized a chopper and attempted to frighten the woman off when the latter seized" him after he had en tered the house. He added that he had already mado a clean breast of the affair at the Police Station. He was remanded until Saturday next.

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