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· LITIGATION - OVER A VERANDAH.

Tenants Sue Landlord.

.... In the Summary Court this morning before M: Justice Gompertz, an action was Maidonis aud Goorge Tenariswcopulks,

huned in which Alexander Kotas, George

traders, of the old Post Office, sued L Hing, trader, of 153, Queen's Rond, for $1,000

--LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL-

THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1912.

-THE-RAYMOND. CASE.

To-day's Court Proceedings.

His Excellenoy, Mr Claud Severn, Olcer Administering the Government, prasided pt the mooting of the Legislative Council In the Summary Court this afternoon held this afternoon. There worn also before Mr Justice Gomperts was hound the proment

ense, adjournal irani yesterday, in which Hon. Mr C CLEMENTI, Colonial | "The Grene Baymood" is sued. Secretary.

A cand * adjourned on the Hon. Mr A. M. Thomson, Colonial application of Mr Goldring, one of whose Treasurer.

witnesses had beau deterred by the typhoon Hon. Mr C. G. ALABASTER, Attornay- | signálu from attending from. Kowloon. In General...

granting Me Goldring's application his Lordship gave Mr Reader Harris leave to call farther evidence if he wished,

Hon. Mr. W. CHATHAM, C.M.G., Directer of Public Works.

H. E. Maj. Gen. Anderson." Hou Mr E. R. HALLIFAX, Registrar General

Hon. Mr F. J. BADELEY, Capt. Supt. of

Pulicu.

Hon Sir Kar Bn Kai, M.B., C.M.G. Hor. Mir H. E. POLLOCK, K.C. Hon. Mr Wer Yɛɛ, C.M.G. Hon. Mir C. E. Ross, Hon. Mr E. Osborne MR. H. Chorros, (Clerk of Councils). The Hon. Mr H. E. Pollock, K. C... moved the following resolution:

That, in the opinion of this Council

damages for breach of contract whereby the defendants agreed to erect a verandah at the old Post Ofen premises. For the plain- educational titta Bir Eldon Potter, barrister, instructed just tutions of a varied and useful by Mr M. Reader Harris, of Mesary Wil kioson and Grist, appeared; defendants kind, hygienic improvements, 'some-being represented by Mr C. G. Alabaster, thing in the nature of Municipali barrister, (Attorney General) instructed it is desirable that the plot of land to thei

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Barry

West of the new Law Courta should be levailed and cleared and turfed, and that the work should be taken in hand at ones." Ia moving the resolution Mr Pollock

The interest taken in the case on the provious day was fully maintained, the attomiance being even larger than yester. day, many eflcers of the garris and

Indion being present.

MY Goldring, addressing his Lordship, Lid he did not know the nature

claim. of the amendment of

made -on-the previous-dag. —

His Lordship read the amendment as follows: alterastively a claim for damages for interference with plaintiff by defendant where by the full performace of the con tract was rendered impossible." },

Mr Goldring: That particularly implies contract, whereas we were sued on an undertaking.

His bordabiy: What is the difference. Mr Goldring mid he did not know if his undertaking to Mr Harris that no points of is should be raised if a contract is set up. M Burris: It is either a contract or nothing

by Mr J. H. Gardiner,

Mr Potter said on er about July 14 Inst

Mr Catan one of the plaintiff is the action, and a partner in the Tereo-Egyptian Tobacco Co fog on business at the old Post Office, spit it defendants for the purpees of conclusion that the Public Works Deputin approach seting said that he had come to the getting a lenae of a purtion of the premisesment had not an eye to the beautiful

thought it was agreed that Mr Haza

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Mr Goldring: My contention is that it suthing. I must make some observa- Boris on the point, because he had not

control and Inst, but by no means least, the introduction of electric curs, and the ruthless pulling down of the antiquated walls with which the city, in common with other Chinese cities, I been surrounded for centuries. id was acting as architect for defendants regarding the site in question. Quite That a Chinese official should have who had leased the building from the recently the "Enert aite of the Colony

Government. and were carrying out had been handed over to a Chinese con been the means of introducing these alterations. The landlord was also pre-tructor for the erection of a mat-shed for Hent at the interview, terms were dis- improvements is probably a good read and the landlord agreed he wild workpun ele, and the only justification

witress King of Spain's birthday. (Alphenro son for looking upon him as an excep-build verandah on to these premises and for that-course would be a presumed desire

9 p.m. The Great Raytond, at New

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SATURDAY, May 18-

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known the nature of the amendment.

His Loud-hin thought Mr Goldring, had better wait..

finger It was gumibla to put tha kay inte the luck, hus it could not be given a half- | turn becsasu when the woeror job his hand into a vertsin position, he had not sufficient ataongth to turn the ker The maker's test to turn tha-key was about 87 lbs. If the key was an inch longer ta did not think the handcuff could be 'bponed. A proseyre of 40lb. would open one ride only but that

would mean).

properly locked.

the cats wära nós

This cloned the caso for the defence, and Me Harrin tam called his additional witnesses for the plaintiff.

The tire, Mr. B. Hind, soliais r said. he wa at the thektro... and heard the affum made. He was curtain

that

no stipulation was made that the handeath should be properly looked. for when the offer was made the case of the Carbolic Smokeball Company came into mi

mind and on account of that he took particular notice of the terms of the ofer

Mr Goldring: take a Bate noto.

sorry you did not Captain Rapmont Bolton. K.OF.LL Lance Corporal Irvine, of the same re giment, gare similar evidence. Answering Mr Goldring witness said he heard Me Raymond sak for music while M: Law whe endeavouring ts escape, but he did not bear the words escape inic" used. He was in the orchestra and played the side drum. He did not play thea

Me Goldring: You wore not in the, escape nusis then u bter No.

Captain Warden, K.O.T.£.1, recalled. asid he did not touch the key on the handcuffs after 17 Law put sheat on

Mr Gobling: Had you dined well? - The al mes dinner; not quite so woli, na itabould have boon (laughter).

His Lordship stated that he had experimented with the handcuffs that morning and what puzzled him was that he found ane cuff frequently came open and

the other did not.

Mr Reader Harris addressed his Lord- ship, darling with ha evidence in detail, emphasised the fact that several wle-- nesves for che defence did not mention any- thing about the words "if they are properly locked" were atated by them to have boar Law's witnesses stated positively that the Uned

Da-the other hand some et Mr

Mr Goldring said he had three witnesses to call

3fr Harris mid he did not know that Me Goldring, was given lewe to call more than Mi Goldring stated that he had present let the plaintiff a portion, with the tionally gifted man, bizt the truth is verandah, for $370 a month. The plaintiff upon the part of the P.W.D. to clear and

an ex-inspector of the factory in Amtarin words were not used. If a man of Mr that YCAN-Sum-Kai, in the opinion of would tell his Lordship that it was prom-ovel that space of ground which had been in where the handcuffs were made, to prses Raymond's professional standing was not capable of properly locking a pair of ised that the verandah would be naised a very shameful condition for some months that they were not properly working. those who have observed his career by September 16. Subsequently he was past. Although for a time it seemed that

His Lordship clearved that this was handcuffe, he submitted his client was told it might take longer, but never at any

carrying the matter too far.. It was a entitled to assume that he was. Thers Hanterar of Russia's birthday (Nicholas most carefully, deserves credit not so time was the suggestion made that defend Progress was being made in the direction question whether they were working at the could be little doubt that Miss Danby did not see the ct move until after Mr Law much for having effected those un-ants never intended to build the verandah, of clearing and levelling the piece of time.

they in any way.

ground, there seemed latterly to be a repudiated

Mr Goldring asked his Lordship to take had put the key in the lock. dombteil improvements in Tientsin, the contract. He thought he could stay in that progress, and that, the note of the presence of this witness in Judginent was deferred till Saturday

morning at ten o'clock. "view of possible appeal." so much as having had the good sense atisfy bi Lordship that there was present time, there were piles of materials

in the longe a

Mrs Outerbridge, wife of the Captain of build contract to

defendants asked of various descriptions standing about the the .. Tean, mid-she was in the theatra 21 verandah. The

the for particules of

wground. He (Me Pollock) very strongly on the evening in question and heard the alleged

cha gare similar tuct, so they gave them a particulars abjected to the contractor having the challenge side.

written agreement for the destes July grounds for the storage of his matoriale.witnesses for the defence, and stated that account of the incident in the previous ortion of the ground floor dated 31 with a plan of the premises, and in the the pace of a few weeks he had dotted she saw somebody touch the key of the alternative a collateral oral agreement to the finest site of the Colony in very liberal handcufis after they had been put on the build a verandah. Dafendant would say fashion, and he (Mr Pollock), considered it plaintiff. that he was paying for the verandab, as unnecessary that that space of ground the rent was such rent us would only be should be dotted in such a fashion.

aid If the promises had a verandah,

Bis Lordship: Would it not be rather thought that it was in the public liticult to estabish this?

interest that that plot of land should be Mr Potter: I don't think so. He added turfed 24 8000 as possible in order to make that it ang brious that in a place of busiit uniform with the other portion of land

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to follow the advice of the Foreigners upon whom be relied, and who were ready and willing to help him. Yax's merit lies in the fact that he saw that the views of the Foreigner were sound, that the Chinese enstoms and point of view on most matters bearing upon what is generally accepted as progress were hopelessly inadequate, in-Special Surrice for Children in and that with a sagacity that certainly

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HONGKONG, THsway, May 15, 1912.

CHINA'S PRESIDENT.

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Bess of this sorsa verandah was of great

Mr Harris intervened, saying that if there was any expression of that kid he would rather recall all his witnesses.

His Lordship: As the suggestion is made you are bound to do it. I thought the point was entirely dropped.

Mi Harris ; So did f.

Mr Goldring said he had never dropped

third party,

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On page 3 will be found a partrait of Major-Gegural Anderson, C.B., and |_ review of his career. "

At the Magistracy this morning

|elil him credit. he accepted the advice importantec. The term verandah was par. "Forming the Royal Square. It had been the point that the key was touched by a chinese was ordered to escsive ten strokes

hape a misnoner, for it was not to be a suggested that the matter of turfing should veraedah in the sense that they could remain over until railings had been put upon the toys of it, but a sloping roof over dud the plot, but he saw no reason why it as a room or the people above could waix

ich delay should take place. the pavement.

Mr Potter said it would with the

T Hon. Mr Osborne seconded the résolution, ramarking that he was hoping

His Lordship asked if the erection of such a verandah would be allowed? permission of the Government which had that the member who proposed it would been obtained in this case. A verandal also have included the finest site." He did induce people to stop and look in a shop, window, especially in sunny or tiny that as long as that arex remained waste oak in a vished he had, because he thought

to perlangs weather, and

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view of the fact that it was not put to any stealing a pair of boots from the Naval His Lordship: I can only say that in of the birch and 48 hours' detention for of the witnesses in cross-examination it.

cannot now be taken.

impression that the point was taken.

Mr Goldring a certainly under the

Yard.

The 25th Tunjabis will pera ed to Lai-

His Lordship exid if the point being taken was such an important une chi-kok, there to be quartered: on 18th should have been pressed home from the instant, and the 28th Punjabis, to-Rennie's

beginning.

.:

impression that he put questions to every

My Goldring said he was under the Mill on the 22nd Advance parties leavs

on 17th and 20th instant, respectively. witness upon it. He never had any inten- tint of Abandoning the point that nobody else handled the key he abandoned the idea thas the key was turned in the lock.

Hi Lordship It is

This morning an application for bail

and carries through the improvenienta that are now attributed to him. This is not the place, nor is the present time the occasion, upon which there is any ucerssity for mentioning the pard Yeas played in the coup Fetat of 1898 or what he did in 1900. Let us come to 1909 when, suddenly, he found himself ignominously expelles absence he could establish that the ground there would always be the tempts of a renandab was rend loss, and tion to leave it to the contractors and from official life by the order of the that the amount of the claim for it to remain an everlasting eye--or

Teasonable, Ha thought his Lordship then Prince Regent. What YUAN would have no doubt af all that the rent Contract for the work of placing railinga

which might have done had he not been because the verandah was to be built. The expelled, is, a matter, for conjecture, at Kowloon, was in his clients premises and

verandah, an iron:

no. had in fact been built but it may be safely predicted that he only required fixing. would not have been found on the correspondence which had passed, stated Mr Potter, having read some of the side of those auxious to hasten the that he had called Me Wright from the

His Excellency Mr Claud Severn having Budding Authority Offien, to prove it but overthrow of the Manchus, Reformer as it

sit was admitted I would not have to expressed agreement with the resolation, as YaN is supposed to be, he is one contend that he was entitled to a fee. the head of the Public Works Depart give evidence. Mr Wright was going to | The Hon. Mz Chatham expressed his views

of the most conservative men in this which be askerl his Lordship to fix.

His Lordship aid it was a most conservative of countries; slow but Mr Potser pointed out that an Ordin- atazing malter, to move und only then when he gets itance put it upon the presiding magistrate to decide witnessee fees. He was told Mir clearly put before him that he will, Wright was authorised by the Governinent by adopting a certain course derive to ask for the fee.

His Lordship said Mr Wright was cer possible" should be substituted for the had a pair of handcuffs gives him by Mr In answer to Mr Harris witness said he considerable benefits. When the Man-tainly entitled to his chair bire up and words" at once" in the resolution, making Ricketts. He did not bare a free seat and

down, and he asked whether Mr Wright

HRÁMEN'S INSTITUTE TOURNAMENT, would get the fee sapparing one were given the latter, part to read that the work did not dine with defendant that, eroding The Billiard competition at the Seamen's ar whether it would go into the maw of the should be taken in hand as soon as pos. He did dind with him one evening: Institute was continued on Wedzesisy

He was not a friend of Raymond, but evening: Me Barnard, .M.S. "Tan. merely an equaintance. So far as be vorsus Mr R. Silva of the E. Tel. Co, In The Hon. Mr Pollock said he was willing Captain Warden rendered no assist

the early, part of the game the competitor was thetructed to make application, and he to accept the amendment, whereupon the ance. supposed, it was in the nature of a test resolution

Mr Goldring at this stage made forma appeared to be very erenly matched, but when the first 100 was scored Barnard led was extried without further

be allowed to call the handby 30 points. During the second 100-Bilra application "...

cuff expert. BILLA.

His Lordship said he did not wish to do socmed to lose confidence and Inst groundi anything to shut him out, but he wished rapidly, being 63 beind when Barnard pas- sed into the concluding part of the game. he wished to call, and he wished he had table without scoring, was by consistent. Me Goldring had said how many wins Barnard, who rare rarely went to the made clent also that he alleged assistance.play. At the concision the scopes stood Me Goldring said that owing to the as follows, Barnard 250, Silva 160. Highest nature of the wagen, or contract or cha'- Break was a tie with a score of 13 each.

whatever it might be called, the leage, mere fact that if anyone touched plaintiff

tion Ordinance. The amount fixed in the evidence. the mailings were expected to arrive in the Karberg and Co., said he was one of the 8000 personal bond, and a surety of $500, was fixed at 8376 amund the site was now in progress and I shall have to, rezil alt unfortunate. } Was made by Mr Lewis under the Deports-

Mr Webb, sexistant at Messrs Arnhold, regard to the defendant- a Chineso-war-

trusted that in the carrying out of the work put on Mr Law he turned round, and then. Colony within the next few weeks. Be committee. When the handcuffs had been

The Japan paper state that the opposite the Law Courts, precedence would be given to the site witness heard someone on the stage any Nippon Yusen Kaisha has decided to in- something about the cue being unlocked. Immediately afterwards Mr Law had me crease by two yen the inonthy pay of its hand free. Somebody (whom he identifier chief lizemen and seamen and ship's car as Captain Waden) handled the key of

penters, while ordinary firemen and sea- desmite than that. What did be do the culls

His Lordship I want nethi g muro men will receive an additional 1 yen per Witness said Captain Warden kindly The Hon. Colonial Secretary said that it pointed to the key and Air Raym ud said I said without existance.' It seemed, would not be possible for the Government to be done, in fun more toan anything. suggested that the words as soon as them properly." to accept the resolution as it stood. He He heard Mr Raymond my "Let me look

CHINA might fittingly be described chus found themselves tottering they as the Land of Anomalies and were for some unknown reason per probably it has been so described. suaded that their only hope lay in the At the present time the greatest recall of YUAN SH-KAL He was anomaly in that anomalous country is apparently, the only man who could the fact that YTAN SHIH-KAI should remedy their falleu fortunes, the one be at the head of affairs. It may be strong man that was needed. The said that ho-has-attained his exalted Mancine official class have made mayTM|

Treasury?

Mr Potter said Mr Wright informed him it would go to the Treasury, Me Wright

Case.

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Mr Alabaster weid he did not know if the coinment. Law Officers hard bien authorised to so taks

the case. He had heard nothing about it. The Hon. Attorney General moved the Illa Cordobips intimated that the point first reading of Bills entitled, "An Ordin Bir Alabaster argued that it was ance to amend the Law Revision Ordinance, perfectly clear that the less could | 1911," and an Ordinance to amend the Law

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because of the prominent, place he of late, but never, in our opinion, dil ALL EXCLUSIVEsempied during the great crisis they make a greater mistake than in through which China has not yet recalling YCAN SHII-KAL YUAN wholly emerged, and that he thorough went to Peking quite obviously not ly deserves the position of President knowing which side he should espouse. that was offered and accepted by him. In the popular and expressive phrase, in virtue of the work he performied. he was "sitting on the fence." No

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it had been.

He also moved the first reading of a El abtained or even applied for at the time the lease was drawn, and alad that the venandah entitled "An Ordinance to repeal certain of built would be outside the premises enactments relating to the Law of Copy rented in the lease, and sh wa on the plan. right."

His Lordship: Although in fact win The Copyright Act 1911 (1 and 2. Geo, over they did made no difference? Yes. In answer to his Lordship, Mr Patter

His Lordship: Are you saying what verandah if permission were given by the Section 37 (d) thereof, apply to the Colony the Captain did or at not o said the oral agreement was to put up the Ch. 48) wil, by sirtue of the provisions of

Mr Goldring said at the time, se had Government.

on its proclamation by the Governor. Ite The plaintif Kutas said it was agreed Surely, the Chinese know their own more apparent opportunist than ho. that the verandal should be built and had application to the Colony will neccesitate boen stated, they thought it was done H.M. 8. Monmouth.

but now infon, the repond of the epictments mentioned in

they had come down to a fight any touching of the this no been agreed he would not have paid the Sebedule to the BB1. It is Intended necds. best. and know the best man For a time it was obvious that he so large's rent... -In' conversation with--Mr that the Ordinazies shall come into operation cuff, string or key rendered it voida I.Jul."

Mr Harris objected to the witness being to place in the supreme position ? thought the revolutionaries were much and he was told that when the at the same time as the Proclamation.

verandah had beca built at B Kowloon it The Hon. Attorney General moved the head, stating that he could not help the This statement many will be too sanguine in their belief that they would be, fixed.

first reading of a Bill entitled "An Ordin- The case is adjourned till to-mo?FOW. inclined to dont when they look might be able to over-throw the

anew to make provision for the re-constitu- His Lordship observed that if he did not tion of the Full Court This Billin help the defence he could not hurt Mr intended to abolish the present system Harris, and in snswer to Mr. Harris said he all into the career of the Manchus, and consequently he did

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. man who now occupies the position not hesitate to show that be favour

under which appeals from any one of the intended to fish the case that day. tw judges are beard by them koth and The witness was called but did not of President of China's Republieed the Manchus He therefore Lieut. H, D. Drysdalo, 26th Punjabis, which res one of them outing vote if respond and Mr Goldring suggested that they differ, If necessarily changes the the toor of the Court resembled a font YUAS SHI-KAL is President of the allowed the Imperialist troops to his been sprintul Quarter Master with constitution of the Fall Court. Provision ball seram he could not get through. ***

An the case progressed the attendance of efect from the 224d February, 1912, vice is rando for the rules which are to apply Republic of China, and, in the sack Hankow. Subsequently, when Lieut., O. D. Bonnett, seconded for duty when Chres judges in the permanent the public grow by three o'clock every Captain K. A. blande, With Punjabis, to Opinion of the present writer, holds YEAN saw the whole country was in with Khyber Rifles.

service of the Colony are available and lush of space in the European part of the proufalou is also made for the temporary Court being occupled, The following oficiating appointments appointment of a third judge who mest

When the witness a machinist named ionaries and was deterniised tint 1912-Mejor U-B. Lawson, 20th Fe Court in Chine or else barsiates of is inspectar for the factory at New York

"Where the handbally are made helf marchy should prevail until the lane, to be officisting Zor In Command is sufficiont standing to qualify hit for

England

The Hon. Colonial Secretary moved the second, reading of the Bib entitled An MATTER OF COMMON INTEREST Ordinance to sathetize appropriation of

supplementary sum of $138,896.93 to defriy IN to cure gold is a question in the ahegaof the year 1911

Which many are interestöä. jun, Tow.

**Bille relitive to: Fímitad, partagu Hain's Cough Remedy has you, ita exhibition of Alvest.

be officiating D. C. Commander in addition me to há amp duties rics Major O, H. Law-

9.15 .. position for which he neither is qual active sympathy with the revoluts made with effect from the 10th May, I either be a judge of His Majesty's Supreme Server, arrived, he said he won furuverts | Kun, appointed officiating 2nd in Command.

fel by reason of the part he has PLAYING TRUANT played officially in the past or durin

BULL-RACING AT NINES: BEWARE OF MAGIO,

MUZZLED

THAT CHAMPION FOXEF, THE NEWSPAPER SERIAL.

Hongkong, Apr 1, 1912

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the more turbulent. times that have Manchtamude way for Chinese Major L. B.. Walton, appointed Command Appointment to the County Court Bebeli in tara should open (both sides of the cuffs."

ant

not yet closed. Let us look foto the successors, he gradually through iu his question impartially, not carried away lot with the revolutionaries after some A bythe glamour which seein adroit manoeuvreing, more particularly 1 North

China'

pres

to him

ories off the

MUSGELAR REHUMANI

The key produced was but this proger key.HEN your shoulder, is so lape that

If the which was about 178th inel Longer.

Savary moment b1 your my cuffs wem pik on properly.

shout of Cham.

dila nnd bridgithini kay

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