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Sydney's Wettest Four Months Since 1890
FROM H. KING WOOD
Sydney, May 4.
CHINA MAIL
MONDAY, MAY S 9, 1955.
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
It is an accepted state of affairs now that rain is permanently with us. It is not possible to think back to a day over recent months when we haven't had at least a shower-facts that are backed up by Weather Bureau figures.
The first four months of this year have been Sydney's wettest, since 1890. On Saturday night a cloudburst caused untold damage, the 751 points being the heaviest recorded in April since 1860.
From January 1 to the end of Apr more than 39 inches have been recorded in Sydney, and there are plenty of places in the State, with a heavier rain- fall.
From 9a.m., lust Friday to B a. on Monday just on nine inches of rain fell in Sydney,
Farmers along the Nepean and Hawkesbury Rivers esti- £250,000 mate that they lost during the weekend ram. One gardener sald six feet of water covered his crop of 75,000 cab- bages, which he was to begin picking on Monday.
Matter of fact, the raia has become O constant that we have almost ceased to grumble about
SUBSIDING The great Labour emption, is slowly suteiding although plenty of and considerable
Are
1
The students
de- were monstrating in support of their claims for traffic lights on-the busy highway that fronts the University. A girl student was seriously injured there two days before.
The students held up
cars and traffic, bodily pushed
began trucks out of the way,
with tram passengers, brawls smashed the headlights of cars.
Mors than 100 police were and they rushed to the scene and the students engaged in free- for-alls.
More than a dozen students were arrested,
number police and students were treated at hospitals for injuries, clothes and uniforms were ripped.
э
It is no one's fault that the situation didn't get completely out of hand, develop into same- thing really ugly.
Strangely
though, students. A
jured
most
331 – Jag là 3. Pat DEL
"I think it's wonderful to be romantic in spring and write poetry, Eddie but don't give up your paper route!"*
Typhoon Collisions
Continues Claim
SHEAFFER'S
ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN
BAILEY'S APPEAL FAILS: CONVICTION CONFIRMED
The Full Court this morning dismissed the appeal by Albert Francis Bailey, 34, merchant, against his conviction on three counts of defamatory libel and affirmed the sentence of nine months' hard labour passed on him in January.
After the judgment had been read out, Bailey announced that he was giving notice to appeal
to the Privy Council.
He was told by Mr Justice T. J. Gould, Acting Chief Justice, that there was no need for Bailey to give notice to the Court and that he could ask for leave to appeal to the Privy Council directly.
wwha nami obidets of and
Balley, who was not repre-minal Pleading Evidence & Prac- sented by Counsel, was found tice (33rd Edition) at pp 115-6 guilty by a Jury on January 27 and
sentenced by Mr Justice J. Reynolds at the Criminal Sessions.
The Full Court, comprising
Justice: Gould "and Mr
ME Justice J. R. Gregg, Puisnt Judge, had reserved its decision
pt
the conclusion of Bailey's appeal on April · 27.
The
Acting Chier Justice read out the judgment on behalf of the Full Court.
The Crown was represented by Mr Arthur Hooton, - QC, Solicitor-General (who was not present this morning) and Mr
N. E. Rea” Crown Counsel Det. Sub-Inspector R. A. Dud- man of the Commercial Crime Branch was presant for the Police.
THE JUDGMENT. The Judgment read in part; The appellant came before the Court below upon an inform- tion for libel filed ex officio by the Attorney General, containing five counts. He was tried upon the first three, all of which con- cern the
three same
Mr persons Chen. Peter H. Sia, Mr
Ying- hung and Mr Yee Shiu-kee, of whom the first two are solicitors
formation ex offey are properly such enorbou mixdemeanors as peculiarly tend to disturb or en- danger the Queen's
to malen queen goverment, or regular discharge of her 4 functions: patch sich, for instance, an’seditious or blasphem- QUE AYITIES or speeches sound seditious da, nor tumounting to hdph tesson.. bele upen the Queen of her ministars, the judges, or, ather high oficerI, Redewdra upor, their conduct the execut tion of their offisial duties #hels on foreles. sovereigns or public officers in the axecution Binbrasadong obstructing
their duties;
obstructing
the Queen's officers in the collec- tions, eles of the revenues; bribery at parliamentary elections pound bribery, er oppressive con diet of neglect of cute by maps
textes and publie, "offsemia or misconduct by public officiair outside Great Britain, akkor In R. v. Brown, Q.B. Feb, 1853; 7 Cox 645 b. born. R. V. Eackile. 1 F.& 7, 213, inforrnations ex oselo
were fed against directors of banking company, for a consplency to defraud the shareholders by false reports of the pecuniary-con- dition of the bank and otherwise. In R. v. Pamell, 14 Cax 108, an ex ofleto Information was sold to Ireland for cœpiracy to commit an offence arakist the State. Exc officio informations are now eacĘŻY filed in England. The latest was.R. v. Mylius, 1910, for a bel on the King
"NO RESEMBLANCE
sre
learned trial judge left both of It was made plain to the jury these questions to the jury, and that it was upon their own the appellant argued before the study of these two witnesses Court that he should have de-and their demeanour that they cided the question of public must form their opinion. There beneat himself. He relied upon is in our opinion no fault to ce -ruch cases a Adam
V. Ward
1917 found with the summing up A.C. 309
309 which decided that
upon this score and the trial for questions of privilege
Judge went no further than he the judge (subject to the possible was entitled to after such long need for asking the jury to re-drawn out, trial. We take the solve
disputed questions of fact).
view of the appellant's Privilege justification not the same thing though ques complaint that he and some of his witnesses were limited by tions of public benefi
the trial judge as to the time to All that needs to be sald upon be taken to Anish their evidence. this score is that the appellant
are
que
Brise 11 may Label & Slander (7th Edition) under either. In Fraser on at page 225 it is stated that an accused person is entitled to acquittal by virtue of Section
staled at pp 780-1-
1103
"This permission to Justify" the defamation is, however, subject to a proviso that the defendant must further olere expressly,
of the prove to the satisfaction jury, that it was for the public beneft that the matter in question should be made known."
JUDGE CORRECT
spent many days in the witness
comes
кая
the Federal House people's sympathy is with the lighters belonging to Wang Kee and Company and the the inst mentioned is the ed any of the instances given, but the words "(almost certain. The trial judge directed the
when the “rebels” will go the
on this
highway "and
ing
Chinese
of the
evidence that he published each
there
Further evidence of alleged collisions between Tumblings
in practice in this Colony and danger. In
Director number have been Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd. there is some pretty work with
The Bank Ltd. on a typhoon, morning in September, 1953, was given hob-nallid boots by the warring sections and this is likely 10 have failed.
all efforts to get traffic lights wen hearing of a claim for damages, brought by the allegedly libellous matter was continue until the next election Police have now said they will latter Company, resumed before Mr Justice J. R. Gregg at contained in letters and It was admitted by the appellant in way of just about all those who study the position. If traffic the Supreme Court this morning.
lights are Teeded It will be
letter to each of the three per- about
12 months before they
soha meneloned can be installed,
The appellant submitted that a bit screwy,
the Attorney General had Which sounds somehow.
Meanwhile, a cop is on duty directing traffic at the rush period at morning and evening.
have rebelled in the past-out into the political wilderness,
The picture is gradually be- coming clear. The Australian Labour has been badly cracked but the "official"" party has survived and will gradually get top again. The machine always has won and you'd think that
the old
political palmers who have grown up with it would realise that it is
·Butlle to buck.
on
CHTI
There never has been a future for breakaway groups and the body that keeps the official face! Wins out in the end.
At the moment the. Leader of the Opposition, "Doc" Evatt, is we stick by the top, but forecast of a few weeks ago-he
on
won't be the next Labour Prime Minister.
O'Dea
JURORS' COMPLAINT Juries at some of our courts, lerty about being called up, ang- way, have started to complain. about food and service, and one judge has promised to kick their complaint along to the right quarter.
On top of this a jury at one of our main courts complained. that there was no sugar in the tea and a Sheriff's officer went hot footed after some...
But you know what
By
How right they were. some mischance the store. had suppiled epsom salts.
OLD VIC COMPANY The Old Vic Company is "ex- pected to arrive here on Friday in a chartered Super Constella- and
for
argued
be
to
or
and
box and that he and his wit- 6 of Lord Campbell's Act (of nesses had ample time to say all which Section 7 of Cap. 21
that was relevant. He was in the the equivalent) "If he
accorded ratisty
a hearing of a jury on both
these fact
exemplary patience and there points Le, both truth and public
point at which verbo- In benießt.
Kenny's Outlines of Criminal Law it is sity and irrelevance become, an
abuse of the court's process. MINOR MISDIRECTION The summing-p contains one minor misdirection on the evidence. One of the appellant's allegations
that a
loan agreement between him and the United Chinese Bank Ltd. In Restoe's Criminal Evidence was signed by him in blank and
that a certain clause about in (16th Edition) p.712 the same On the face of it the present statement is made but qualified test was typed in afterwards. case bears no resemblance to
ly)." If there is any malogy to try that in earlier trial pro- this question was not
of what ceedings, Mr S. K. Yee found in the question
"another bank employee had by the learned Solicitor-General
of the Privy given evidence that they were before this court, as he relied is a public mischler" there is a fully upon submission that recent decision
Crunch
and the clause the effect
present that it is a the court had no power to
matter for the jury. Jashuv, already been Inserted when the. view the exercise of the
1A.E.R. 22. In view document was signed. In fact 1955 to torney-General's discretion
evidence consider that the learned file an ex-officio Information of the opinions of these writers only Mr S. K. Yee gave that Historically this appears
be we
trial judge was correct in Iraving ployee said that the clause was there when he first saw the 18 the Courts could not net. M.C formation Lecause a Colonial
even
check the issue of private. Attorney General. did not have
Upon this same topic. the ap debited the customer's account Mr J. P. Hewitt, Senior Sur- Witness: I did not see Karley the
criminal informations which as" Herenman,
pellant
contended that it "pubile The difference is negligible and veyor of Ships, Marine Depart until it was behind the row of Majesty's Attorney General, Hr were being put to oppressive Denes were a matter for the could not possibly have affected
When the statute mentioned the learned trial judge had the cutcome of 'Mr lighters
a complicated ment, is sitting with
zave such power to the courts sufficiently directed them as to thirty-day trial. Justice Grogg as Assessor.
You have described at least quoted
a book entitled-The Law & Informations, ex-officio by the what it was. We think there is The trial judge did not, in hla Plaintiffs, represented by the four times the path the Karley
Attorney-General were
speci
All themming-up, cover every in- Hon. Leo d'Almada, C, and Mr look, and you say it went com- Privileges relating to Colonial Attorney-Ge
(Attorneys-General" by Norton- Acally T. A. Shurlock instructed by pletely through this area
dicated on plan): Do Mr B. A. Wadeson,
you now Myshe,
(1887) pp 12-13). In be an intimation that because the appellant. It would have totalling $70,533.15 from Wang not happen?-She must have an opinion of the late Sir John Reg. v. Comptroller of General two of the persons libelled were been impossible for him to have Kee and
1899 Patents from drifted
seawards. I did | Smale to that effect, and also an
1QB. 909 at 913-solicitors and the third the done so and would only have Co., stevedores and
of 34-37 Connaught pot see her until she was be- opinion of the late Mr. Hastings 914 Smith L. in a short dis- managing director of a bank the made the jury's taste more com- which the jury had an unusually Road Central, arising from the hind the lighters and had hit QC. that the Attorney General cussion of the position of the jury might, if they saw it, replicated. The case was one in
Attorney-General, showed him-gard their positions as being of which in Hongkong could not file an sinking of four of their lighters I put it to you you really have no officio information because self as being emphatically of such a public nature as to render long opportunity (six weeks) of
damage to three othersides of all of the path in which he was appointed by warrant of this to
publication of their alleged mis. observing and listening to the and
appellant, and By a word or two doings beneficial to the public. arived at a firm, estimate
no doubt.. had during
Karley
drifted
you are ...and
about the position of the Attorney. The jury could hardly have veracity We consider that the of his the Governor and not under the Colony on the early morning of
General, because in my judgment failed to know this; the ap trial fudge rightly confined him- 1953. Plantas drawing of your imagination Sign Manual. The learned author September
am telling the truth.
it is of importance in this case. alleged negligence on the part
witness
and his position sopears likely to pellant himself in his address to self to the main issues and dealt on Went
to say that of the book did not himself ap- of defendants,
to agree with these the storm was at its worst be-pear
sufficiently with them. Wang Kee and Co., are re- presented by Mr John McNeill,
and the other
em-
One witness, a No. 1 lighterman employed by the plaintiff Company, denied under cross-examination that he was drawing upon his imagination in telling the Court how one of the defendant Company's lighters drifted | power to ille an ex oficio in correct, as until 4 & 5 Wm. & to the jury the questica 01 7. document which was wher he unmanned and collided with two of plaintiffs' lightera,
20
support passages from
to
a. former Registrar of Informpted. (See Short on nothing in this paint Deacons, are claiming damages say that was wrong and it did this Court, in which he quotes hibition Mandamus de Fro-judge, might have added would cident and every allegation of
merchants,
of Messrs
the typhoon in the
2
the
in
Praya
god? tween 6 am, 7 a.m. Towards opinions, In 1957 in Hongkong an 9. a.m., when conditions im-information for seditious libel.
filed by the Attorney
.. EASILY BODE WAVES
of the
"I
be lost right . Everybody knows
CHARGES
The charges by the appellant
a person is eminent, is famosas, in putting into a certain lease well that is all the more reason as lessee the name of one Mau why they should be more honest: Chan Shan and thereby de they shouldn't be able to do wan
called tame."" "EMINENCE"
M
After liberal helpings of the sugar the jurors settled down to a nice hot cup of tea. SHOPPING PROPOSAL
these The leader of a New Zealand disgruntled jurors are They Trade Delegation, Mr R. M. started to complain again. The
that he is head of the Enrich the jury, had said that it was Barker, sald on arrival this tea, they said, had a
bitter
Bar. We know that he has had to the benefit of the public that week that Sydney would be taste.
the earliest times to per- crooks, swindlers, scoundrels etc. form high judicial functions which
exposed and further- well advised to try Friday
QC, Mr Leslie Wright and Mr proved, he went alongside the ra
are Left to his discretion to decide. be
**mese are Expposed. night shopping again.
Y. K. Kan, or Mears Lo and Lo. from his lighter as the craft was Victor Gitting, instructed by Mr Praya and unloaded the cargo General "ex officio, and though.
to be against Mr Sin could be con For example, where a man who
honourable and eminent gentle densed to an allegation of fraud Thousands of locals,
the
is tried for his life and convicted question who
off possible
mien ........... and I say that if remember the carnival atmo-
In their claim,
alleges that there is error on the plaintiffs in danger of sinking.
difference between a Colonial
record, he cannot take advantage alleged that by the negligence of of the city's Friday sphere
and an English Attorney Gen-
of that error unless he obtaing the the defendants, their servants
Bat of the Attorney-General, and nights, heartily
with agree
Another No. 1 lighterman, eral was not raised there is no
Bo Court in the kingdom has any him, but
friend Barker isn't
and agents, lighters belonging to Las Vin, of plaintiff Company's doubt that the Full Court which
crooked things and hide behind Priving the appellant of the contrailing fursdiction over him.
their defendants were adrift and bore lighter No. 41, said his craft head the appeal was likely to make any big hit with tion plane.
and fraud in his con- property, That perhaps is the strongest case
civil actions that can be put as to the position
duct of certain the shop assistants.boss
down and collided with plain were lying with No. 62 at opinion that the Attorney Gen- of the Attorney-General. ir exer
The so-called "entinense" of with the United Chinese Bank fonner Lord Mayor Ernie In addition to 30 technicians tiffs lighters, sinking four, and
Whart No. 3. South about 3eral in Hongkong had power to cising Judicial function General the persons concerned was em Ltd, in conspiracy with and actors the plane will carry
damaging three.
They le az Amon September 2
"case in which the Attorney-General ex oficio information The very thought of Friday the 100 costumes
it. pre-eminent is the power to phasised nceded
BUMPED WALL A
by the appellant S were then some 120 feet off (Fel. Yi Ming and ors. VR.
antes pode proseque in, ciminal throughout the trial, and the thos. Yee, to cause him to lose.
actions, The charge night shopping brings Ern out the three productions to be pre- Yip Hing, No. 1 lighterman the Praya, When the winds and C.A.18/52). We see my reason at
case. I not that when cented__"The in a rash.
case is before 1 judge prosecutory could not have failed to against Mr Chan were that Merchant of of lighter No. 62 of the plaintiff ecas began rising, both lighters all to differ, from this opinion
that their position and while acting for the appellant may not at the judge to allow KDOW Mr Barker and 30 other mem-Venice," "The Teming of the Company, who had related last
the case to be withdrawn, and the cailings were factors in the as his solicitor in an appeal. bers of the NZ Master Grocery Shrew" and "Measure for Mea Friday, how defendants' lighter moved back about halfway, which was largely based upon
They were securely moored to Section 44 of the Criminal Pro |--judga (may do so it he is stifled
that there is no case; but the question of public benefit. It is mising from the civil action. he Federation are over here to see sure,"
Karley had collided with his the Whart and riding the
cedure Ordinance (Cap. 221).
Attorney-General stone has power at least doubtful whether
delibentely failed to exercise how we do things. In doing it.
tomter i molle prosequi and that was any evidence fit to go to the due diligence whereby the ap One parcel will contain 60 craft and a sister vessel, No. 41, waves easily.
Nothing in this they are going to take in a fair false noses which Rober! Help Wright this morning.
cross-examined by Mr. About 8 am, he saw the Kar
Ordinance hall affect the riza: of power is not subject to any consum
publication was slice
of territory, visiting Can-
He said
peal was unsuccessful, there mann will wear
adrift ley
frol Another case is that of a jury that this
the public benet. How could was midway between the
the Attorney General, to leany Бета,
Melbourne,
in his role of ha zaw the Karley bump against Citos and Nos. 41 and 82. It was Mildura,
information in the court against Hobart, Brisbane, Newcastle and Shylock. The noses have been
the Praya wall of the plaintiff pitching
mentioned in the any person for misdemeanour. and down and
-(2)_Bubject to the provistons of Ispecially made Sydney,
in London and
plea of justification of con- Company's property about 7 moving broadside on towards this Ordinance or of any other At an airport interview Mr can be worn only once,
diagonally towards enactment, the sheet, or my such a.m. on September 2. She was the Praya
law, practice,-and Barker said NZ grocers were keenly interested in keeping and Helpmans, and the director the Praya again
by the waves.
then wached prices at a service level-aimed of the
When Old Vic, Michael
Karley was washed out again
and collided with the primarily at giving better Beathall, will not travel in the once again, she then collided sterns of 41 and 62. She come quality and better service.
aircraft. They are travelling via with the sterns of Nos. 41 and tinued to pound the lighters for If he insists on talking about us in order to sign some con-82. Witness, said Karley hit. 82./ about 15 minutes and MRA these old fashioned Ideas be
stant Wharf Super- won't make any hit with the tracts.
Company local boys.
and causing severe damage. The Intendent of
then came on the scene, and Witness denied sugestion, order The coal owners and the be in Sydney on May 14. ...
by Counsel to such damage ward up the Wharf. These to miners arent such arch enemies · And final..note on the und dormibed had accts structions were obeyed witness
ba as they would like
to theatre. At a party given by red or that the Karley never people, on the Wharf alded
lighters forward.
think.
•
www
procedure in information shall be,' as nearly as
The two principals. Katharine washed out and driven against the shore end of No-3 What may be, the same as the law,
The first
Australian per-
..WAS
three or four times, holing her Tvior. Aglalable..
:out
criminal information at the mult
there
ties which has, I am sorry to say,/publication to the Dellale charther rather vague,
of the Attorney-General-s.psc-
the
con
Vir fallen lato disuse. The laue of Cerned be so? If the
statement that he sent copies 20 such an information is entirety in
discretion of the Attorney the police and the Attorney spiracy, with the United Chinese General, and as one can set stuch General be accepted. the
appel- Bank of Mc Yee. Mr Yee was en information ade, der lant had already seen the police accused, as well as of the com- other creer to which I could, seder
She found in old and in recent many times about the matters spiracy, with forgery of docu- statutes, but I have até esough complained of, without result,ments by alteration, and with to show the high fudicial fumetions and the nature of the letters was perjury relating to the retiring which the Attorney-General per such that it was hardly likely of bills. Though none of these
that the Attorney-General would three persons
ZOTITLE"
formance. of the Company wraft, was unmanned. ton ordered: 41 and 62 to move for this section, appears to be that y Joalcam 93 ER. 71 in which appellant) in which would sider · that the case against.
each
OR
the
7
main charges
put to
Miss Windred' Atwell the other strick 62 iɛthe stern as he had the move by lowing the two |: vested '« also: ing the "Attorier should be to take it of the file. (such unrestrained abuse could found, that it fell far short of
The Coal Miner is a month- night, Mr David N. Mantin, big-aged, Re-mid that he had not ly magazine published by the shot of the Tivoll Theatre, zotired Karley moored alongside colllery proprietors. The cover vealed that when he first tried the arv: Chos at Whart No. 2 of the current Issue is a re-to engage her in London in 1948 North earlier on, but had seen production of a crayons-and-she was carning . watercolour drawing of two Last week she miners clearing up the flood She has played to packed houses
week
several Wang Kee lighters there. £3,500. Witnes
demonstrated with
The hearing is continuing.
General of Hongkong." DESNEKT SUBMISSION
nection
any
m
Practice, and procedure for the time being in force in relation t informations filed by the Attorney General of Mngland in the High Court of Justion," so far as mich haw, practice, and procedure are
JUSTIFICATION PLEA
gave evidence on applicable to the circumstances, of *This Colony.“
The appellant brought to the take any action (except against the merits of the case, we com The inevitable implication of Court's attention the case of R. the
their contents to public bring the common law rights as to in- it was said that if an informa- notice. It is doubtful to our was suficiently formations Vested in Her tion was irregular,
motion opinion
publication of the jury, whether
**presumably Majesty's Attorney General" are
That however relates to pro he appellant...
be for the public berieft, what was required to sub-
advanced cedure where an information number of other grounds upon with such a finding we agree, stantiate charges of that nature. bad on the face of it or for some which be submitted that his and in fact in our opinion, there The next matter is a sub extrinsic reason and has no con conviction should be quashed was no case against Mr Chan
Hos with mission by the appellant that
the possibility of Obtained Mealhe ex-odo information should
restricting by the Court CLEAR DIRECTION particular, to justify leaving the There is no doubt that the case against him to the jury at have been taken off the Ble as upon the Attorney-General's By Fraud isices, took place how the colon
being inappropriate to this par- discretion to file on Information amming-up revealed the trial all s Beular type of case, Wh this for any misdemeanour. We are judge's personal opinion that in the result the appeat falls submission, it the court were cordingly accept the statement the evidence of the appelant and the curviction and sentence lisions occt mangsa ere some Ean-tak who tolt Me: Hin-shing BOIC TO THE
He agreed
to entertain it we would, in Reg v. Comptroller General and his chief witares was un-
are affirmed, Provident Loan and La at Central this morning that es China
set trustworthy and wasympt Ip of Patents that no one present advised, Mortgage Co. lighters near a row he felt in the mood to celebrate t
generally a summing up in faye ympathy. The subject matter such, an
ch, an information aside tion UGLY RIOT Pleading guilty to slaughter
Kowloon Whart Filghters on Sudty and ete a big meal, the present proceedings is aan allegation that the discretion our of the appellant. There
was however the usual clear New Stora The demonstration by 1,500 of 44- Kweilin Street, on Satur under the bows of the Citos, but was sentences to 14 days - private libel vicious though, it was wrongfully exercetection, that the jury wBS":
they were apart from the prisonment for, oblaining crzdit by may be in nature and was ye? To establisa 1 of the ignore any oplulon expressed by students outside the University day, Cheng Shek, 33 was fined latter and some 100 feet off the track, ana shida sve do p
this subject
Section matter of a wood Libel: Ordiziano the judge if they did not agree Lid, this morn! last week was the nearest up $100 for one month by Mr Le pays wand
ngs against Defamation; 82)
It and that which were. proach we have had in recent Creedon at Kowloon this summe
they were the opened a tent bre (Cuskel) i was necewery for yesry to a realy ugly riot.
not my sole judge of the facts. They mores in Lathan The appellantão, POTA
the truth of his allegations, but were reminded ya mumber of look. also that it was for the public times during the summing up benent that the matters charged that certain questions of fact cocktail Cri- should be published. The wens for their deci
tiny modele on a male pian of for 14 weeks in Sydney, and has the area where the alleged ca
mess in Maitland nice bit of a similar contract in Melbourne work.
The colllery proprietors are starting in a few days. having the original framed to present to the Miners Fedeira-
ing a "dog for food on the roof
-morning.
Mor
-were- In the
A 35-year-old Chinese, W
Wu went into the 1 Kwan Luen Restaurant og Sunday 1311.20 and ordered a large-meal- you they were, it was impossible for with wint After he had in- the cour ed be told the fokis that he could when it broks not pay the bill of $32 and be
was subsequently arrested s
1. Printed and published by WILLIAM ALICK GRINHẨM; for the Barley to and on behalf of South China Morning: Post Limited at 1-3 you say, it took Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong (sk
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