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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1947..
Details of Awards TRIED TO KILL HERSELF ON Former Policeman O THREAT OF STRIPPING
To H.K. Residents
Correspondence
A statement was issued by Government yester- day, giving details of the awards to Hong Kong residents (previously announced) in the New Year's Honours List, as follow:-
Mr. J. H. Ruttonjer was awarded the C.B.E. for his ex- ceptionally courageous und loyalį services during the Japanese Occupation. Early in 1942 he Formed a welfare organization the relief of Indians, for POWs and internees. He was himself arrested in March 1942 for anti-Japanese activities; he was arrested again in October 1943 and sentenced to 5 years' imprisonment for anti-Japanese activities.
Information Wanted Sir,Yesterday I received the following letter which was posted in England on the 30th August The writer is a stranger to ine but I would much like to help her. I will willingly forward any in- formation received by me, or possibly any person having know ledge in this case may care to write to the lady direct
FRANK MILES.
Dear Sir,Just a line in re-
L/Bdr. J. gards to my xon, Foss. His number Was
his
death.
Poppy Day
G.
872623.
Poppy Day Fund, you will be interested to hear that I received the following telegram yesterday from the Secretary of the British Legion:-
Mr. F.F.W. Shaftain was
and
Mr. Chan Kwan
successful eforts the Library records of Hong Kong University were preserved.
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Sale Not
In Good
Faith
fram
he
As it was a great disgrace for Chinese women tol have all their clothing removed, a threat to do so prompted her to decide upon committing suicide, said Miss Beatrice Chan, who sobberi bitterly when giving evidence at yesterday's War Crimes Trial of Colonel Noma. Another witness declared that no prisoner at Vic- toria Gaol ever survived more than three months.
knew he was
ment
Regulars Landing In H.K. Today
1
the
Defence Regs. Charge
Lower Court proceedings started yesterday in ti case in which Mohammed Yusuf Shar, a forD er Lance Sergeant of the Hong Kong Poli Force who is charged under the Defence Regi lations with assisting the Japanese betwee September 9, 1943 and August 8, 1945 as special political constable.
Mr. O'Donovan said Shar jo ed the Felice force several years
tion. document by
Funeral
help
"
The case is being heard before for being the secretary of e Mr. Stainsbury. A.S.P. O'Donavan ring. On August 11, 1943, is appearing on behalf of the was taken to Stanley where Crown and Accused is not repre- was imprisoned until the liber tion. He was tried, together w senied. Miss Chan said she was arrest-been asked if she had assisted
others, including Basto, by ed by the Japanese in April 1944 Jimmy Kotewall in conveying
Japanese court. During his deto tion. Sequeira said he was qu Today, for the first! Remarking that and taken to the Happy Valley messages to Walchow and assist- was satisfied that the Gendarmerie,, where she ions by in at upon 5, my Klar, the time since the libera- before the war and was attached toned by Shar regarding Ba tion, units of the British to the Finger Print Department and a bridge code which Ba # Japanese Gendarme Officer denied this when questioned,
Ratham Singh, Sale was not transacted terrogated on many occasions by in fact know Jimmy Katewall, she
Miss Chan said that while she Regular Army will land After the cecupation of Hong Kong was alleged to posseks.
Shar served with the Japanese
court Int evidence of his arr openly and in good faith, named Miyasue.
When asked how she knew was at the Happy Valley Gen- in Hong Kong as part of Gendannes. His activities were preter, gave eviden
1945, at ho by Shar on July 22, not known until 1943 when a Gendarme, Miss darmerie, she used to hear "dogs the garrison.
Shar accus Mr. Justice E. H. Wil-
the liams, Puisne Judge, at Miyasuc was
"Lusitano Joseph's Building. Chan described the insignias worn barking at night. After the bark-
The units arriving today are participated in
him of receiving money from Consul awarded the O.B.E. on account the Supreme Court yes- by Miyasue and said that when-ing had ceased, the cries of people the 27th Field Regiment, Royal Club arrest.
through Mahi in Harna Those arrested Included H. R.
Ratham Singh s: services terday awarded judg- ever he appeared on the streets, could be heard. of his outstanding
Miss Chon said that she knew Artillery, and the 2nd Battalion,
to be Sequelra, secretary of the club, and ler Singh.
Mohinder Singh was a busines during the siege of Hong Kong, ment in favour of the everybody
"genuine" Gendarme and would a Cheung Fung Kwoo "Who was the Buffs. They are
were taken, to Stanley for interro- all Indians during the occupatio during internment and on the National Cash Registeay: "He is a tiger." Further ques-severely bitten by a dog at the followed later this month by the C. H. Basto, its president. They man who gave financial
Mohinder Singh died, in deta reoccupation of the Colony......
Po was Company who claimed toned on the point by the Pre-Gendarmerie. Miss Chan said that 1st Battalion, the Devons- He was on the Lisbon Maru Pri-
caused much Cheung was together with her at The 27th Field Regiment and gallon. Sequeira was accused of
H. Prithigaul, secused of bei son Ship. Did you know or can you tell me any thing about him. awarded the O.B.E. in recogni-return of a cash register sident, Miss Chan
Shar which he recognised as one spy bringing messages up tion of his services during the from Teh Hu Company amusement when she said: "If the Stanley and that Cheung later the Buffs are replacing the 150 being the secretary of a spy ring
man was not a Gendarme how died there from the injuries re- Indian Infantry Brigade which and was shown a He was in S. Camp. I could not
will shortly be leaving. to the Gen-ceived.
taken from Basta's desk. Sequeira Macao and bringing money bo could he take me in Marina House. know anything how he met. occupation. By his courageous to
Today's replacements are ar was questioned about Basto and to Hong Kong, said he was giv "No Use" Teh Hu Company was order-darnierie and interrogato me? It!
the water torture. He was z He was Missing and
ed to return the machine, or Presumed Killed on or between
you are not a judge, how could
Miss Chan said that she was riving on board HMT Dilwar, a bridge code which Basto had.
rested by Shar. la August the same year,
Hearing will continuo on Mo 1st and 2nd Oct. 1942. Had no
its value ($600), and to pay you sit there and try others?" word about him since....
Commander R. J. Vernall was
Miss Chan said that when she originally very healthy, but since which is due to duck carly this
Sequeira and several others, with being detained and tortured, she morning. saw your name in the paper awarded the O.B.E. (Military $250 damages for the register's
150 Ind Inf Bde, which came Baste were brought before a Jan- day morning. last night, 29th August 1946 and Division) for his valuable ser detention and costs to the Na- denied knowing Jimmy Kolewall, had become mcatelly and physi-
person to Hong Kong last autumn, is ancse court and sentenced to vari- would be much obliged if you VÍCES AK member of the tional Cash Register Company. she was beaten up and then taken cally unfit. "I am now
It may be recalled that the cut and given the water torture of no use," she told the Court. returning to India. The State ous terms. Sequeira got 10 years could tell me something. This is
Com-Her face was covered with a dirty
Cross-examined, Miss Chan said Regiments which compose it, and Basto was sentenced to death. his Mother writing, Mrs. G. Foss, H.K.R.N.V.R. and for his ver-
interpreter that before the Japanese occupa- the Jodhpur Sardar Infantry The chief evidence centred
C. S. COLLINS, 11, Goodyear Crescent, Sherburn vices in contact with the enemy National Cash Register
pany has filed legal suits for towel and while an
Infantry around the case known as the while a po«W_ Road. New Durham, England.
M. Davies was in a two other machines from two held her arms and legs, Miyase tien of Hong Kong she was om- and the Travancore
At 6 o'clock yesterday afte Indian mer noon in Happy Valley cemeter She felt as if sha were Sir,In connection with the large measure responsible for Chinese shops. Both euits were poured bucketfuls of water aver played at the Lai Chi Kok Female (the Jaipur Guards left for "Mohinder Singh Case." Mohin-)
Prison. After the occupation, she home, in November) will be re-der Singh, was en
chant carrying on an import and police officers and Governme efficient heard by Mr. Justice Williams her.
worked at the Stanley Internee the organising of an
their export business between Hong department officials were pr During the second interrogation,
States of respective nursing and domestic staff for on Dec. 28, but judgment was drowning.
Macao and. through sent at the funeral of 32-yea Kong and messages for internees on pay- emergency hospitals before hos- deferred to Jan. 6 in both cases.
Sung Sheung-kwong, mann she was taken to a filthy room Camp. She denied that she carried turning to do duty in
Indian guards on board steamers old Charles Sydney Collins Maharajahs. tilities, during the war and the
The Brigade is expected to
sent articies to and from Macao, Government Land Survey at being questioned in this position, Japanese occupation, Miss Da- ger of Teh Hu Company, said and made to kneel down. While
While expressing sympathy to
toward the end of next Mohinder Singh was arrested on here who was murdered "GREATLY CHEERED NEWS
vies showed personal courage of he bought three machines
15.000 yen on Aug. 25, 1945, she was beaten with an iron rod Miss Chin for having been arrest-sall POPPY DAY SUCCESS CON-
When she persisted ed by the Gendarmes and for the week, and the new British re-May 3, 1945, as a British agent. YOU AND high order and set an admir-
Matsutsuka Company and kicked. GRATULATIONS
loon-Canton. train holdup.
Mrs. Collins was not prese ALL HELPERS MOST GRATE able example to others.
Mr. H. Barrett retired from which took over Lane, Craw-in denying the accusations made miserable life' she had spent at the giments, which are units of the tegether with Channan Singh, and Chinese bandits in the Ko FUL THANKS ALL GENER- OUS SUBSCRIBERS. CULLIN" the Prison Department, in 1941. furd's business, Sung said he against her, she was again given Happy Valley Gendarmerie, de- Regular Army and have seen their amah.
he volun-bought them because he merely the water torture. She suffered fence counsel put it to her that all considerable war service, wili-Evidence will be given. Mr.
on the grave in h and shall be much obliged if you In September 1945
Singh was not an agent nor con- pinced so great that she was brought about by her own duties on arrival. ·
nected with any Allied organist- will publish this telegram to show tetred to return to Hong Kong wanted to convert. Lapanese yen terribly from this treatment and the misery she had undergone be taking over their garrison O'Donovan said, that Mohinder at the funeral but a wreath w Up to the time of going actions.
tion. He was tortured to force a how greatly Hongkong's effort and tock charge of Stanley Fri into gands. All the machines the pain was
confession from him, however, press the police were unable has been appreciated by the Brison. Under extraordinary diff were not serviceable and were could hardly move. With great ef- tish Legion in England
(Continued from Col. 5.) Matsutuka were produced, when she did so, Miyasue kicked You might mention that, as the culties he collected and trained still unrepaired. The books of fort she managed to stand up and
Interrogated five bandits responsible for th crime and it is generally, b Clover Flower Shop have already a new staff, reorganized the pri
gested that the question be put by the Traffic Department, said and others arrested in connection report the arrest of any of th paid the British Legion for all on and restarted prison indus- which showed that they bought her so hard that she nearly fell
some machines in Aug., 1942, into a nullah.
Like A Dead Person in the following form: "Do you that after the occupation he con- in Aug.
"Took Part In Torture" lieved that they sought rou wreaths ordered, will those who tries.
and sold to Teh Hu are still owing for their wreaths Sergeant Major Jones
1948.
In the course of the third inter-not admit that it was through tinued in his duties and about the regarding, his activities.
Between May 3, 1945 and the across the border. was slapped and your own fault that you received middle of October 1942 was trans- kindly refund the Clover Flower H.R.V.D.C. was awarded the
According to the cashier of rogation, she
ferred for cell duty at Victoria
end of June, 1045, over 40. per-
ART EXHIBITION Indians, were Shop as soon as possible.
M.B-E. (Military Division) for
Matsutsuka Company, the knocked about like a ball. Her the in-treatment you did?"
Replying, Miss Chan said:
"Gool,
sons, almost all Tseng testified regarding seven arrested in eannection with th? meritorious services to his fel-
machines were unserviceable wbole body was wracked with
case. Shar figur- An Exhibition of Chines low prisoners in the Japanese and left in the storeroom before pain and her head became swollen, object to that. Who wants to die.
ed-under the Britisiz and were ar- ed prominently
will rssy
of the paintings by Mr. Yung Sho 2nd work in connection with ties they were sold to Teh Hu, Mivasue told her that if she per- by committing suicide? Every-Chinese policemen, who had stry- Mohinder Singh ca
repa- Mr. B. Bernacchi, 'instructed sisted in denying the accusations, body wants to live."
Sheng Song, farmer, said that rested for trying to escape.wo arrests,
Life Building triation and demobilization "ar-
by Mr. A.S.C. Comber, appear-he would remove all her clothing
interrogation floor of Asia and
an allegations of Queen's Road Central, fro rangements of H.K.V.D.C. iming for Teh Hu, submitted that and burn her. At this time, Miss he was arrested by the Japanese of them had already died when that Shar actually took part in shek will be held on the 6 had bought them Chan said she was already like and taken to the Police Station as he took over his duties. The fel- their subsequent
in contact with Mohinder tomorrow till Jan. 7 daily b mediately after the occupation, his client
dead person LA.C. Rhead was awarded openly and in good faith.
as a result of the Square Street, Youmall, where he low policeman from Mr. G. S. Hugh Jones,
and 6,00 p.m. fur beatings and Miyasue's threat was placed in a cell containing took over showed him the names and receiving money from, tween the hours of 10.00 a.. the B.E.M. for outstanding ser-
Com- prompted her to decide upon com.more than 30 persons. Sheng said of the remaining five in the inhing for espionage work.
Some of these witnesses brok vices in the first half of 1946 National Cash Register
and algned Mr. Yung wis a pupil of the mitting suicide, as It was a great that there was not enough room ter. The five were locked up
and prisoners had different cells. When he saw down under, torture disgrace for Chinese women to to lie down have all their clothing removed, to stand or sit day and night.
them, they were all terribly false confessions the contents of late Mr. Kao Ki-fung, one He was interrogated and beaten seinted and very sickly looking which they did not know because the front-ranked artists
China. He exhibited his work they were in Japanese. They appeared to be very weak. At about midnight, she managed
Prisoners were never
One of the first to
in Hong Kong with other fe to crawl to the lavatory, where with a wooden pole. she attempted to commit suicide
Many Died
sufficient food and no prisoner at for alleged collaboration with the low-artists before the war, an to th Sheng said that other prisoners Victoria Gaol survived for more.fapanese, Shar was found to be is quite well-known As Miss Chan gave this in the same cell were beaten, than three months.
In passession of three identifica-
Issued by the public here;" down and given the water and aeroplane testimony, she broke
The exhibits total 80 in" al Tseng said that during his tion certificates cried.
tortures as well as burnt by the period of duty at the gaol, numer- Japanese Gendarmerie, When the President asked her Japanese Gendarmes. Many of
occurred. The five arrested on September 26, 1945, and comprise landscapes, bird If she would like to have a rest in his cell mates died in consequence policemen also died. All died of on information of the counter and flowers as well as flguz
intelligence section. Two prisoners in the Victoris order to compose herself, Miss of the brutal treatment received. starvation and ane Chinese com- Major Shiozawa Kunis, chief of subjects.
January, BRIBE OFFER remand prisen, who attempted to Chan said it would not be neces- Concerning sanitary conditions, mitted suicide by hanging himself the Japanese Gendarmerie from escape on Thursday, appeared be- sary and continued, saying that Sheng said that human exereta because he was unable to stand September 1943 to
That the polleeman had aske Those exc-a special detective stationed in the him for money and that he ha fore Mr. H. G. Sheldon yesterday when she recovered consciousness, was all over the foor and that further torture. About 40 prison- 1945, said he knew Shor, who was and were sentenced to two years she found that all her clothing they had to live, cat and sleep un-ers were executed.
She was der such
filthy conditions. To cuted comprised rascals, police- Supreme Court building.
by So Punz-li who was fine Inspector Sell prosecuting sald wrapped up in a blanket and make matters worse, the Japanese men who had accepted bribes and duties were to investigate politi-ven it to him was the excus
$600 for offering a bribs of that when police afficers were Japanese doctor was giving her would pour water all-over the cell petty thieves.
Police Constable inDe checking up the cells, following an injection. The wound on her to that prisoners could not sit or
Voeux Road. Central on Thursday the escape of three prisoners, it head was dressed at the sanele.down:
Defendant was found to be li guilder passession of 30,000 which were covered by some bis eyits in a tin he was carrying...
E. J. R. MITCHELL,
Lieut. Colonel. Committee Member. BRITISH LEGION. House-Rent
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as nursing orderly on the ie-pany, said the machines were land of Lamma. He worked lang sold not in the normal course hours, setting up small clinics of Batsutsuka's busines
and
Sir, I don't quite remem- ber the exact wording of the recent Government notification legalising the landlords to raise 30% house-rent, I should be much, obliged if you would inform me and the general publie whether the legalization is an all-out in crease or there is a limit to it, in villages and attending ont- the transaction was not carried and whether the existing rate is calls and established a reputar out in good faith. taken as the basis or they are tion which the villagers" will entitled to
a raise only, if the present rent is on the same level long remember.
prewar days. Take, for example, my friend's flat which he
few months ago acquired B through paying appreciate amount of "shoe" money and a monthly rent of 150% of its pre- war days. He is now in receipt of a notice from the landlord to the erfect that the rent from legally
an
fat will be 30% more us Feb. 1st: is the raise justified?
1:
LÀM CHO SHI Up to the present, no in- crease has been authorised by legislation, although it wus the intention that the author- ised increases should
take
effect as from February. The landlord in the case referred to would not be entitled to any increase in rent. The maximum permitted is
30
per cent above the 1941 level.
Ed
**
Coxswain Fong- Hing, Water Police, was awarded the B.E.M. for gallantry and devotion to duty on Dec. 11 and 12. 1941. He remained at his post under most difficult conditions and despite casualties, conducting himself most gallantly and per forming vitally useful work under enemy fire.
ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE
hard labour.
by smashing her head against a
corner.
had been removed.
An objection by Major Mac-!
upheld, but the President mag- Gregor to this question was not
Mr. L.A. Thomas served in the Malayan Police Force, from 1910 to 1941 and joined the Hong Kong Planning Unit in 1944. He arrived in Hong Kong was found that an iron bar of the time. This dressing was never Asked whether any medical
cell had been sawn through and
prisoners, in November 1945 and perform that the blankets in the cell had changed, with the result that her supplies were given
even though a ed most valuable services as heen torn in strips and tied to-head became sceptic, and infested Sheng said that
man was dying and needed help, had nobody ever bothered. As it was practically Impossible to obtain even a mouthful of water to drink. facilities for washing were out pf the question.
Answering defence counsel.
Deputy Commissioner of Police until late last summer when he returned to England. For these services he was awarded the King's Police Medal.
Owing to the indisposition, of and Ghan Ming on charges of Sir Henry Blackell, Chief armed robbery and possession Justice, the uncompleted trial of arms and ammunition, was of Ng Man-chung, Tong: Tsung- adjourned eine die yesterday.
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gether. In the defendants' cell with, maggots and lice. hackshaw was found.
Miss Chan sold that she
Price Control Fines
A fine of $1,000 or a closure order for one month Sheng said that he was accused of was imposed on Li Sing of the Fo Cheung being a guerilin and also question. ed regarding the disappearance store of No. 130 Queen's Road Central by Mr. of an interpreter who was carried F. X. d'Almada for selling a Nylex tooth brush off by Communists. above the controlled price.
aus deaths
whom he
glven
Hearing was then adjourned till 10 a.m. today.
Messrs. Butterfold and Swire announce that the January ration of sugar will be 2 tbs, per person at 45 cents per pound.
1.
with his case were
torture an
cal.esses.
be arrested
He was
Shar's
Bridge Code II.2. Sequeira, supervisor in the relief section, told of his arrset in his house by Shar and George Wong. He was interrogated by the Japanese and also,by: Shar
Inquest Verdict On Baby Girl
name.
While on the way to the Polic Staton for enquiries defendatz gave the constable the money...
Mr. Denis Victor, dance hall Ko Shing-choung of the Shai Ball, 2, Tal Mae Street, Sai Wan Ho proprietor, told the Court he was Hing Company, No. 187, Dested $200 for selling an orange at Cocs arrested by the Japanese in De
(40cts.). Voeux Road Central, who pleaded
Au Yeung Chun, of the Kwang Chow, cember 1944 and detained. at the guilty through Mr. M. A. de Sil-18, Wellington Street, fined 1400 for the Happy Valley Gendarmerie. At ya, was cautioned for selling sale of half a pound of hard sweess at this place, he was interrogated and bottle of Cobra boot polish for $2.50 (1.59).
tortured. Apart from receiving $1.60 whereas the control price Lo Pul of the Zo Pai Kee, 100. Des the water torture, Mr., Victor said Was Docte
Yan Choi-yon, of No. 65, Caine ele of a bottle of Siraisht Eight at $2.30 that he was bitten by Alsation Dr. D. W. Gould said that he almal such as a large dog, and There
dogs which were set on him by Road was cautioned for selling
the Japanese. He was also punch two bottles of milk at $140. He
ed, slapped and hung up in the
"Aggie"
Voeux Road Central" fined $200 for the
An enquiry into the circumstances of the death of a 14-month-old girl Lo Kam-tai who was found on the hillside in Tai Hang on Nov. 22, after being half eaten by a wild animal, was held at the Central Magistracy yesterday before Mr. F.X. d'Almada.
From his examination it was A verdict that the child had i died from shock and later eaten reasonable to suppose that the child was carried away by an by dogs was returned examined the body which was that more or less the injuries. covered with dried blood. The were caused by the body heins are body wall was entirely absent knocked against rocks in tran- from a point just above the sit. Death was due to shock many imitations – neck to the bottom of the chest from these injuries and possibly Chinese National Currency]
LAERTEX Intens you per the label. QR.E. Aned $160 for the asis of pound was unchanged yesterday for Mr. Victor said that he could cavity except for a thin strip others the presence of whichever be sure that a para futures which remained at 60 bear people screaming and crying of skin and muscle connecting had been masked by later can- The father Lo Shun-tai stated Pane Wah of the Pang Wa K, and cents to CN$1,000, but a slight all night through and saw the the head to the rest of the body. sumption of the tissues.
unemployed ofshav et 81.20 (7 pound of rise brought spot up to 88% bodies of five Chinese being car-The spine had been torn away.
The right lung and heart were that he was an ried away on stretchers. Calk Yow, Kal, of the Ming Fong Scenta, D750
Mr. Viator said that he had absent. The loft dome of the tailor. On Nov. 22 he slept
(7.).
pleaded guilty through Mr. Y. K. Money Mart
Kan.
Other summons dealt with pes
terday morning ware:----
Wong, Yan, Wong Hop Kee, 179,
of hard sweets at 32 (81,50).
(81,28);
‚awesta, for, 80cts. :($1.A) per; pound),
Cafa.
10. Boukat Brand West," fixed,
3
alr.
went to bed at 11 p.m. and et
It's your gamalce of time wonderful, bealthful AIRTEX Open Ferves a pygiad of tiny giz-cells cher der tha body breathe -- so. cooling when it's hot, comforting when it's not!
rast, made for long west. There mom stailable one, femishes, three kre many imitaire, **
taurant, 987, Queen's Dood. West, Ined Gold was "Brmer, with prices given evidence previously in war dlüphragm was intact but the with his wife and two children, £100 for selling half a pound of hard fluctuating between $316.76 and crimes trials and that he remerp-right dome was torn and coils a son and 14-month girl outside! "AERTEX is cut for adtems and
Tam Cheong, of the Wan Shing Chém821.50 a stack, It opened at bered a witness whom he knew as of intestines had come through No. 97 Tung Lo-wan Road. They
Aggle." This witnes had told the opening. LIED for Tim sals of a bottle of 100% fr $318 and closed at $320.
Is him that she was giving eviden milk, ma «Speta, `(700km),
Bo Wah, of the Wab Cheung, 69, downward plunge though to regarding the death of a European Queen's „Iland East, fined $268" for the sale of 11/8 pounds oranges at 11.55-wards the close the market soldier.
rallied. After opening at
י{
Piastres continued on.
...
6 am the following morning he In his opinion the gross was aroused by his wife who Sidestruction was due to the teeth told him that their daughter
Isamu Noma said that he was of a fairly large animal. The had disappeared. They spent BUT ONLY ONE!
Au Wala, of the Man Ying & Co $12.50 per 100 it aid down to sent to Shamshudo as an Inter marks on the skin were caused till 8 o'clock, looking for the 16. Der Vorax Blend Central, nned 160 $12.06. Late in the afternoon Preter in April 2012 together with by the teeth and claws child but, meeting with no for the sale of a Jar of Kraft Vegemite buying support brought the Mra. Agnes Marion and others such an animal. Death success, reported to Bay Vich
For of the Yen wis prica back to $12.60 and at the sanu said that he was present had occurred before any at Palies station.
Suring the interstigation of 58tempt consumption of the Later he was informed by thie Bephant Road, Band $500 for a close it was $12.55.
U.S. dolars were strong with Lloyd, who, was besten up and body had been made. The in-wife that the body of the child
given the water torture by Kawa- Chan Tong Bin, of the Po Tas Toux. buyers at $4.75 but Sterling molo Sgt. Lloyd died as a re-juries on the head and the bad been found on the flado: drbdominal wall were inflicted In reply to the coronor wit 126, Bhauk wan: Band, toed $100 for all continuedvits-drop to $14.60 Mut of the water torture,
Australian pounds were un Tseng Fei Fu, who was former-before death and these injuries ness said that he heard of no
disturbance during the night ly employed as a police constable contributed to death. changed at $12.65, -
of her.pl/Eraft Bones at $2.00 ($120) third offence.
inx hall, pound of hard sweets at 21 (81.50, per, pound),"'
Ling Ties, of the Wing Chan Fruits
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