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FORGED NOTES CASE.

(Continued from Page 2,)

first defendant came to the print- | Ing shop to visit his cousin, who happened to be the accountant. It appears that he came to visit hin on the claventh and slept there for two nights. On the 14th the complainant was introduced to the Arst defondant by another mem ber of the staff-a reporter of the nowspaper, and the three of them went out to a ton shop together.

"This was the first of a nerloa of meetings at tea shops and on July 22, the first defendant Bald to the complainant "I know a man who has a supply of forged $10 notes of the Hongkong Bank for sale, would you like to buy them?"

n

I don't know exactly what the reply was, but it was not entirely Ja the negative because next day the first defendant came to invite the complainant out again to a ten shop. They went to the Welling- ton Cafe, I think it was, and when they were there the first defen- dant produced two bank notes and said that theso were forged notes.

Genuine Notes.

"The complainant said they looked very good and the first de- fendant replied that they were excellent and the only thing was that they were rather bigger than the genuine and he produced third rote which appeared to be rather smaller. The theory of the notes: prosecution is that these were all

ono genuine and

note had simply been made smaller by paring round the edge. It in in- conceivable that a clever forger should fail to get the external measurements of the note right.

"I don't rely on that because that is immaterial to the case, but I mention it because it might make things clearer. I want to show that this was not a cass of show- ing forged notes but of showing genuine notes And pretending they were forged, which is the re- verse of the usual fraud.

"The first defendant told the complainant that he could take these two notes home in order that he might examine them, but he insisted on getting a deposit of $10 as a surety for their "safe return. That also was an Indica- tion that the notes were genuine, because it was a big deposit to pay if they were forgeries. That $40 was paid back later.

Money for Business. "The complainant did take the notes away and it was arranged that he was to let the first de fendant know on the following day how many notes. he would take:

for and he was also told that $7,00

7,000 he would receive forged notes to the value of $10,000. The complainant went away to his father-in-law and asked for a loan of $7,000 for business purposes.. He did not get the money then and there, but evidently the father-in- law entertained the idea of giving him an advance for business pur- poses.

"On the following day (July 124) the first defendant telephone

The complainant and asked him to come to the Stag Hotel to discuss bustness, He went there and found the first defendant and also aruan named Pang who was in- troduced to him as a broker of forged notes. They discussed the

it was matter further and ranged that complainant would got the $7,000 and would go at-5 p.m. to 17, Aberdeen Street, ground floor.

ar-

"At about 4.30 the complainant went round to his father-in-law to get the $7,000 and arrived at 17, Aberdeen Street at about 6. There he again met the first defendant and the man Pang, the so-called broker. The three of them wont from there to G, Caine Kond. They were shown into a sitting room on the

ground floor. They waited there for some minutes and then

European

came in, whom think, I will be able to prove was Guilherme Guimaraes, and whom I think, I shall be able to prove was the brother of the second de- fendant.

IN

Brother "Arrested."

I

"He came into the room ani with him was a Chinese who aid the interpretation and whom I ahall call the interpreter. The complainant was asked through tho interpreter if he had brought the money and when he said that ho had he was asked to produce it. Ho produced the 37,000 which Was in $500 nates. He produced the these and handed thom over to frat defendant, who extracted three notes ($1,500) and handed the remainder to Gullherme Gul- marace who in turn handed them to the Chinese Interpreter. He also handed to the Chinese a. allp. of paper which he aald was delivery order for the forged nutos. It was said that tho forged notes were in storage and that he would have to go away to got

tho notes. I think ha ́Bätd. they were in cold storage at the Dairy Farma. (Laughter).

The Chinese went away

and the rest remained seated, waiting for the Chinese to come back. After a short time the second de- fondant came into the room and said, "I am a Police Inspector, and going up to his brother he said, "I am going to arrest you for selling forged notes." He took hold of his brother and, led

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him out of kin room. That left he will produce an extract from the complainant, the first defen- the account book of the bank dant and Pang together. After which I think will show that the they had gone Pang and the first day after the alleged fraud quito defendant and complainant left a large sum of money was paid bocause they said, 'We had bet into the second defendant's ter run away ar

we will be In count, trouble too."

де

"This witness, of course, had to be subpoenaed because the Bank, Complainant Suspicious.

very rightly and very naturally, "They then left the room and will not give information of this went to a tea shop. They stayed kind unless they have an order of there until about 6 p.m. when this the Court to do so but that has man, Pang, said he would have to been done and an officer of the Na- go and be did go. The complain- tional City Bank has been sub- ant became rather suspielous by poenned. I think the statement this time and asked the first de-which he will produce will show fendant for his $1,500 which the that a fairly large sum was pald first defendant and extracted into his recount by the second from the $7,000 earller in the defendant.

afternoon. The man at first re "I have a military officer hero monstrated but in the end handed who will Ray that on July 22 the money back. But the com- just two days before the com plainant was still suspicious of plainant had lost his money the him and would not let him out of second defendant had given a his sight and he insisted on his month's notice. He was working going to a Hotel where he stayed in the R.E. Stores as a clerk and in the same room together that he gave notice which shows that night. The next morning he took he contemplated feaving heem- him to the Police Station.

ployment there. I don't know The Poller tried to find the what the sum is that was paid two Portuguese, Guilhermic and into the Bank but I think it was Leo Guimaraes but they could not somewhere about $2,000 and I find Guilherme. The second de-think the Army officer I have re- fendant was traced to the R.E.ferred to will say that the second Stores in Queen's Road East, defendant was getting from the

than $80 where he was working. He was Army not more

per arrested there on the evening of month salary, I am just mention- the 25th.

ing that because I am anxious to "With regard to statements the give all the details I am going to two defendants made when prove in evidence.

charged, the first defendant's Complainant's Character.

statement was to the effect that

he also was the dupe of the two "It is no use my trying to white- Europeans and the second defen-wash the character of the com- of these dant simply asserted Ignorance of plainant. This is one The whole matter..

cases where it is possible he might have found himself in the dock Points in Evidence.

Still, Your Worship, it is always "There are just one or two little to be remembered that the ease I points of evidence that I may men have outlined discloses, If the tion, particularly as particulars facts are true, a completed fraud are being asked for by my friends. and after all the complainant had There is some evidence which has never got further than a contem- a bearing on the case. With re-plated fraud, that is defrauding gard to the second defendant, Ipeople who might buy these notes. have a witness hore from the Na-I submit the right person-it is a tional City Bank of New York and (Continued on Pago 11.)

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