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of the same clan, I never knew the deceased at all. There are a
lot of people of the same surname.
(Jury ask prisoner to open the revolver. He apparently fails to
do so).
Cross-examined.
I was a pastry cook before I went to sea. I registered
because I wanted to get some other business. It does not follow
because I got registered there would be a ship ready.
Lau Kwing Yuen.
Photograph employed by A Heng 39 Queen's Road Central.
see these 6 prints. I took them on the 2nd day of 2nd moon
February last.
I
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28 th
To the Court.
They were all taken on the same day under instructions from
Mesere. Brutton & Co.
Cross-examined.
Instructions were given on that day.
Calls Ng Kam Siu.
A mason employed by Cheung Kang See contractor working on the
reception pavilion. I remember the day on which a man was shot on
the Praya. I was working on Praya side of pavilion working on
Praya.
scaffolding. I looked down on to Praya, and my view covered from
the hoarding to the Star Ferry Wharf. I saw 3 or 4 men outside the
door of the Sang Lee contractor (Statue Wharf) and I think 3 men
at the corner of the garden on the other side. I saw a ricksha
with a Chinese in it the hood was up. I saw 3 men from a corner of
the garden. One came out from the Praya first the other 2 followed,
One lifted the curtain of the hood of the ricksha and flung his
right arm upwards and I heard a report. The 3 men ran towards
Queen's Statue and also the 3 men outside the door of the Sang Lee.
After ricksha had ran 8 or 10 paces occupant fell out and ricksha
dropped. I saw a European I don't recognise him It was about
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the height of that gentler
leman, Capt.Morgan. He seemed to be running
from the direction of the Star Ferry into the street leading to the
Queen's Statue. The European ran when the ricksha dropped and the man fell out. I recognise these photos.