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Thailand Burma Truth

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Face

A

Korea

pat 15 m

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By Surface

Pakistin (Portugiem Ieselem, PP via Katson 4 E

Magan # gen

WEDNESDAY JANUARY (

By Air

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Ok Lemn Win

Malnya Nort Burner, Jtledni Australia New

Nron

Zealand,

Potano SA Patrada p

Thadkanel Fakita Middle Fant ATEN &

* p

By Surface

China, People's Repubile, 19:30 × 1 Australia, New Zealand, Noon

Maono, 1 p m

Makova West

Permane

Inly & Pynice, a pin

Investo, 2 pm

Tudo-los. Plan 4 Pi

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In BOATS

By Au

Peking, Shanghai. Habkow J-China Fiance

15

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time

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$47.

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By Nortwee

China, People's Republic, 10:30 am Italy. Nineti

Mou, m

Japan, USA.

Borneo, 1 pm.

Kures, 2 PD

Cuda, 3 p.m. Thailand.

Trakim tons

India, P/P su Karnend

America,

CHINA MAIL

OUR AUSTRALIÄN NEWSLETTER

T'was A Strange Christmas

FROM H. KING WOOD

Sydney, Dec. 26.

It was a strange Christmas in many ways- bright and fine in the morning with torrential rain in the afternoon along the coast, with a white Christmas and snow around the highlands.

It was, so traders say, the greatest buying spree on record, with banks issuing an extra £24-million in the notes, yet with many shopa nearly deserted over last two or three days.

And if anyone had any money left on Christions Eve they had a good chance of "doing i" at Randwick and Moonee Valley, where only three favourites and Cone equal favourite won in 13 FACP, although how Heavenly Sitar

win on such vane บ rey EL 1 12/1 is beyond us.

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Pally, to illustrate how silly out enn get at Christmas time, there a The punter who gave The books a gift this week Ho walked over to Bookmaker God- ifrey Ort and slippert £30 into This hot little hand

I've head

Sir Rows Sanith-Keith's brɔ- ther--who was the plot of the plane was killed in an air crash in England some years ago,

made

The old Vickers Vimy the 11,295-mlic flight to Darwin in 27 days. 20 hours those 1920 days.

A

good winning ver be sužch. You and your the staff have been most courteous system asa divide this between you.”

buck in

PROFIT-SHARING

Incentive

Sydney manufacturing Lincoln Electric company-the Co (Aust) Pty Ltd-will divide £00,000 of Its 1053 profits among bis 175 employees,

The Company is a pioneer of

pro storing

of management and in the past Ave years 02 dist

umong employees

Include These figures do not Plece-work incentive payments or commission vald in addition

With a dazed look in his eye,tributed , Godfrey did as requested

BIG ROAD TOLL

There has been no let un for Death and with the seven killed Pin NSW 'roads between Christ- Portuguese más Eve and Christmas night a 814 people ¦ recurd number of | have died on our poocis so far

this year

normal Average

Portuguese Font

Africa

В

Africa, 4 p m

Seychelles, Br. East Africa (N

&

Išriçu). 4 pm

S. Rhodesia & Muraenbluue, P/P vla

Macao pju

FRIDAY, JANUARY G

By Hurface China, People's Republic, 10:30 am West Aries, 1/ VIS 3.upun. O Guld Coast P/P via Acera), il a m.

Barna, India, Noon

Macau. pm

Malaya, Devion, Aden, Mikitile Kant Great Britain Europe, 4 pm.

Macao M

SATURDAY, JANUARY 7

By Surface

Portziosa 94 en

China. Peoples Republie

Jarpaign, 172

Malaw 1dla, Noon

Macau, 1 p.

North Borneo, Rabayı

Indonesia, 3 pm

1050 1

2 pm

The

C 218,000

to wages,

SHEARERS' DEMANDS

Australian The

Workers' Union-one of the most power- which ful in the country and death watches

over the industrial In- but terestH of pastoral workers, in- cluding shearers will consider a long list of claims from these members at its annual conven- lion next month.

rate has been two n clay, thir hus more than double during December.

Poite are frankly worried and have reached the slage of blaming almost anything for the

The Convention will hear

rise, the latest to get the blast claim from shearers for- being 10 p.m. closing.

effort 10

Last night, in ឯក contend what looked like being Traffle today, ad pollee tener was stopped and every jaynilable man was put on road

duty

There doesn't seem to be any rusy solution to the halting of Japan, Hawaii, USA. Central & rond denths, except, perhaps, a South America. 4 pm

realisation by individual drivers that il CAN happen to them.

Thalland Am

China Protle's Repubile. A pm Macna 21

SUNDAY, JANUARY I

Marne. I

By Murter

Radio Hongkong

KK T

6. ve

Sustmary

Report,

THEY CLEANED UP

men

A rather Interesting story of

Sydney thow three

have made a Udy fortune and Sydney brewery Interests have been Programunt left

holding the baby has just Stock Markoi Native Songs and come out of New Guinea,

Bigtal

حمدام نخوریم

NJE

L

Just two and a half years ago Dances Dug the South Soss; 0.30, Adventure in Munde Mayzia Burnet three Sydney men-Joc Burke, talk

and Schumanni about

Tom Yoemans and Tom Zoffmen Scenes of Childhood "instruments

were chatting in a city park of Western Muse" The Harpsichord

the need for A short talk by about and the Guitar

brewery Jeremy Robin, recorded train London

in New Guinea, where two of Pece, Second muve. men! trum "Synnia No. 2

them had interests. On the in C

Un the spot Op. 40" (Gries): 6,50, they decided to form a company Weather Report 1. Tine Bignal and start one in Port Moresby, But the News London Itely); 1.00.

Unlike most big deaois Commentary

Relay) or (Landon Special Announcements. 7.13. "First | cuived in parks, this Bearing presented by Alex Burre carried through and they

7.40. The Naturalist. In- (Studio)

launched a £150,000 by

company, Maxwell Knight troduced **Penguins" William Sladen And und issuing parcels of 10, 50 and Leo Harrison Malthows (BBCTS): 100 to New Guinea residents,

Intesalkonal

Hour. In

The New Guinea beer caught Demi-Heure Francaise, Presentation de M.MA, Leung Shadlo): 9.30, on and in an attempt to beat it, Starlight Serenade; D. Time Bignal. Sydney breweries sent shiploads BBC Variety Palade. Peter Brough of cases to the islands to be sold and Archle Andrews in "Archie's

Haif

con-

one WON

The Boy' (BTB) 0.30 Motoring at 1/3 a bottle-half the Sydney Magazine. A Monthly Magazine price,

10:45

TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1956.

Alleged Attack With Broken Beer Bottle

the accused attacked the de- Allegations that coased with a broken beer botife whilst he was asleep causing wounds to his arms from which he succumbed three days afterwards were made when Ho Sang, 41, unemployed, stood trial for alleged murder before Mr Justice J.R. Gregg in the Criminal Sessions this morn- ing.

The accused who was said to be a dismissed foki of a factory was alleged to have murdered another foki at Nos. 16 and 18 Russell Street on August 26, 1956.

theast WARHO

tr there was a deep lacerated Causing haemorrhage, that

US Air Force Sec. Arrives

The United

States

Air

SHEAFFER'S

ADMIRAL SNORKEL PEN

Epileptic

From Our Files

On Murder 100 Years Charge

Ago

During the six months the Government Gazette has been

Said to be an epileptic, 23-year-old Wu Kuen faced trial at the Criminal Ses slons this morning for the mod from this office, 'it has alleged murder of Young been Fan, a fellow tenant.

Yeung suffered a severe gath in the neck and died in hospital carly in the morning of Septem

Bent without charge to subscribers to the China Mail, under the impression that the favour would be appréciatod, and that an extensive circulation being thus guaranteed, it would be taken advantage of generally case opened before Mr by attvertisers. In both respeels Justice J. Wicks and a male have

mistaken-our

ber 16.

The

Jury

been

Crown Counsel, Mr M. we Morley-John is prosecuting, as subscribers, like the rest of the visted by Det. Sub-Insp. Har-world, do not value what costs bett. The Defence Counsel is them nothing, and advertisers do not seem to have got over old Mr Oswald Cheung Instructed by Mr A. K. Lui.

impressions about the obscurlly Bellevi that of the Gazette.

WB have therefore from

Mr Morley John told the Jury it will oblige them as well as

that

of

02 ourselves, the accused lived at

the 10t Shanghai Street, second floor, resolved, with his parents, a brother and January next, to raise the price of the China Mall to Fifteen other members of the family

Dollars per On

omnum, each sub- floor there niso

scaber being entitled to a copy Gazette, the of the

price of which

will be also

raised to Twelve Dollars- certainly

the same

ilved the deccused, Young, and

his wife.

FATALLY INJURED

with

view to revenue, for the Subscribers Is It is neither

All them went to bed on present number

**

Four, the night of September 15 in only

Force Secretary, Me Donald A. Quarles, arrived from Seoul by USAF Constella- tion this morning for two-day visit to the Colonyta

the course of his Far to the East tour.

in

Mr Quaries was accompanied by his wife.

were

and

the

con-

the usual way, but at about 2 likely nor destred that they will the higher rate. am, the parents of the accused, mcrease at his brother and the wife of the Subscriptions for portions of the deceased

awakened by year and single copies will be sounds of a struggle. As a re-charged in the usual proportion. sult of this struggle, Young was fatally

CJ'S INDISPOSITION injured bý blows from 9 chopper which was seen to be

In consequence of the hand of the accused,

1700 Wu The

and Uinued indisposition of the Chief brother,

the Governor han Young's wife, Lau Ha-lan were Justice,

Honorable also injured.

The three injured appointed Crown Counset.

persons were removed to Kow-William Thomas Bridges, Esq.. Mr Simon Li

Det Insp. J. M. Gurney

Bocn Hospital where Yeung died Attorney General, to be Pre prosecuted. wak present in Court for the Police might kill a man, but not imised!-

In the same plane were the loter that morning. The ac-sidest, aruci the Honorable Accused was defended by Mrately

Winere told Delence Counsel that

Thomas Assistant Secretary of Defence, oused was arrested.

Mercer, Esq., Terence Bhurlock, instructed by Mr

The me he first examined

Secretary, and during

and the F. Wong

MI Wilfred J. McNell, and Mrs of Messi Hastings

deceased he was afraid he naghi Company.

Mr Max

Crown Bishop, US

Counsel been die that night because his condition McNeil;

Lieutenant-Colonel Honorable han Jury all-man An

bad. He was WAS WO

kastel A

be evidence that the Henry Hope would Ambassador to Thailand; Gen.

Graham, empanelled.

sevate condition the wound Lawrence Kuter, Commander of accused suffered from epilepfle Mr Lloid the Jury

over hun for at least three hours.

manding the

Forces, "I think it is only fair in Members of both the and

deceased

Dr Chau agreed that normally in

Far East Air Forces: Ota accused

Commission to worked in a factory at Noa, id and

auch einmanalances 500 ce of blood | Brig. Gen. Andrew J. Kinney, opening to tell you this in case

Office of Chief was transfused. He was able only

discharge the you might well feel that

next Criminal to give the deceased 250 ce as the was all the blood (Group they

accused committed this offence Justice

Sessions,

от (conmaneing while under the influence of an Saturday the 29th,) and no had at the hospital then, le d Group O would be the next suitable blood to administer but there was none in the bonital.

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18 Russell Street. Deceased actually

namated the pecused in his work,

On August 13 there was a dispute between the accused and the master of the shop and as a result accused wow dismissed, naid Crown Coutinet.

Evidence

would be caud that Ieven before ist date accused

terms Not a particularly friendly

Bume two wlit the deceased. months prior to the Uncident accused connecting concrete paths and deceased had quarrelled over

accused's employment. at all sheep stations,

Inner-spring mattresses

refrigerators

car shelters

ask

The shearers will also that graziers provide verandahs around accommodation huts and flywire on windows: that

con- crele

Boors should be replaced with wooden oues and that the Union should appoint Inspectors to examine buildings to ensure that they are it for living and working.

The shearers suggest that any station with bad accommodation

machines or bad

should be black listed, with the blacklist being forwarded regularly to all members.

The AWU at present has M n solid fight on its hands in com- bating grazers' claims for a cut in rhearing rates because of the falling prices of wool. Already Queensland Courts have granted 10 per cent reduction ля о result of which shearers say they will not offer for work after January 1.

GAMBLERS ALL

MAN'S REQUEST

Wid

Mr 14 said that about 9 pm. on August 23 accused was seen passing by Rumeli Street. A crop Div prietor was anked by the accused whether he had a wine bottle, ac cused giving the reason he wanted it to buy wine.

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When the shop proprietor said he had tune accused wat meen going to the rear part of the shop where number of bear bottles were normally kept. There was, however, no evidence that the acetuned took any bottle, but Crown Counsel sald ho wished to point out that the place where the beer boltios were kept was accesible to any person papelse by,

playing Some of the lokis were cards while others were sitting th the shop froat when about 9.30 pm. they heard the sound of shattering Klase.

SAW ATTACK

The fokin immediately tan inside the premises where they w

the US

and Li-Col James J. Bimel.

GUARD OF HONOUR

said

there

hat the

at the

Com

to

be

Mr Quaries inspected a guard epiloptle fit," he said to the Jury, longer; and His Excellency has

men

Mr Shurlock: Would you go so far of honour comprising 50

the 91st Field as to say that had you been able to drawn from

RAF Regiment 250 cc of Group B blood 1 might give Lam Shing (deceased) another Squadron,

(Malaya), wearing well have ved his ife?

monial dress.

Dr Chau. may or may not Thu 1 think you will agree it was more likely t Anve his life?-$1 depends on the subsequent condition of the patient. Sometimes if we have no loud we could give plasms and this may improve a patient's condi- Bon,

But that not na beneficial as blood?-1 patient develops irre- versible shock he cannot be saved,

18

Wilne agreed that the deceased would have a better chance if the additional 250 cc of blood was given.

Hearing in continuing

TEMPERATURE

DROPS TO 55

Hongkong had coldest

its one of

winter. mornings this with a minimum temperature of

cused striking furiously at the de- coaned with a broken bottle, Ac-58.1 degrees Fahrenheit record-

cured was seen irolding the broken toitle by the neck.

ed by the Royal Observatory

Mr said that before the attack, shortly before & am today.

deceased was alceping in the shop. He was struck a number of limes, but the evidence would be that ach cused was aiming at the deceased's head.

Many men working от the Snowy

River project, who are pald up to £80 a fortnight loser i said. their money in one night in organised gambling schools on the project, it is claimed

Biggest gamblers are said to

be the New Australian, who

Deceased put up his hands to pro- tect his head and as a result" re ceived serious wounds on his arms,

Accused then fled. Deceased fol lowed but later man to the head office of his master's shop in Lock- hart Road from where he was rush- ed to hospital.

Evidenco would be called that deceased was In a bad condition. ho improved, but Nevertheles thereafter there

gradual deterioration and in spite of all that

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11. Time Signal. Radio News Reel time, before the Port Moresby months 'ot dice games. An August 20. (ftecarded London Hotay); 11.09 brewery, when it was just im- | Italian says he has lost more ing day. Goodnight Music: God Save The

possible Lo get bottle of than £1,000 in the fast 12 Queen: 11.30, Close Down.

Sydney beer.

months at EP belting.

REDIFFUSION

Yours: 449, Dossier

A Name: 6.45, Shadows of Doubt; | group, 7. Time Signal and The New

(London

Report. Announcements and Inter-

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kukla; 1,15, Neccht Sawing Machine The sale was made at £3 Programme: 750, Singing Strings: 3, Peronality Parade -Blax Miller share, which means that

Dr

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and no Deceased had four lacerated cut

Mr

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the hospital WAD

Accused war arrested the follow-

WOUNDS DESCRIBED

Chau Yick-nin, orthopaedie So thousands of bottles of One man who operates a dico surgeon of Queen Mary Hospital 3.30 p.at. Freddy Martin Shows 3.40, Sydney beer were shipped back game is said to have won raid he examined deceased Bleak House-by Charles Dickens:

August 23, His condition was poor Tea Time Rendezvous 1.30, to the mainland and the local £5,000 in six months.

Www in servere chock. an brewery cornered the island There have been some bitter Dumetrius; 6. Children's Comer- trade.

struggles among the operators IGE wound over both arma, three‹ on Conducted by Auntie Val; 6.30, Then, in a swift deal last the control of gambling and In the left and one on the right arm. Progresive, Jazz; 6, Band Call: 0.13. Birthday Malbeg: 0.16. What's In week, an International brewery

The wounds were half an fich deep sume cases men have sold out

asd between two and two and based on Singapore, their stand for large sums.

quarter inches in length, bought out the three main

Witnom said he performed a post- Contracting companies on the Relay): 7.09. Weather shareholders.

Snowy say it is impossible to mortem examination on the deceased

.” land chúng aprevent gambling and therefore irreversible shock which was due to of death wi due to Yoo- they prefer It to be la the severe om of blood. He sided that One staff member maid the low of blood was due to the bui 8.15, Melachrino

30, mang collected about £221,000, open. Mudcain; Passing the Buck. Conducted by Burke about £80,000 and Zoff-"The men threaten to stop works wounds on the satis if we try to prevent gambling patient was in the

11. During the Ume Prof. Dumple with a Panal 9. Alatit man more than £55,000. Opera Time. "Les Cloches D A Sydney browery consultant If we did stop their games they everything humanly possible done Compeville" (Flanquette); Murder at Midsight,

would split into small groups to save htm? all over the camp and with mall WRAGE: Yes

Dr Chau sak that the wounds groups you got big fights.

could have been caused by a sharp "One big game in one place numero, auds broken gives

modsur .us some

of trottie.

• In cross-examination, witness - told Mr. Shurlook that the deceased wer codec the whole time except during the period when he devis Joped" à Bigh fever. Then he was, The radio station at Kempsey

delirious. eight-year-old boy, man.: All his efforts to have the (NSW North Courty is to broad- Deceased did ` not tell him "the

of No. 090A historic Vickers Vimy plane in cast the local council sittings: ob Cheung Put-yh

mamo et hile...onallert, although, on aderdaadon ha suit he had been Castlo Prok

which Road, lat floor, was stored to the Canberra War

the flight was made, re- a three months' trial.

struck by---someone-, with, a broken knocked down by a private

Opposing it Ald. Charlegs, bottle, witrent midsole motor car last Sunday

Memorial had filled. evening

worth said it would do why

⠀⠀ DOCTOR QUESTIONED I

·whilst... attempting to cross Thorplane had botti regnovod | with round-tabile disousedon.

Audied whether it would be diaße from the Memorial: some › Foarr “When a microphone, is not," up | duis "to" tidies a movie wound with He sustained serious injuries | ago, and la now in a RAAF in front of them," he said. " brokan - botulak aimed at any part of the body, witrimmer said, that the from which ha - subsequently hangar, where It, lies in bits and "aldermen · Selll have to say Slow & masahe, ZIJN DE died,

something Intelligent.

Eplendo

"Murder's A Lonely Bukings" 11. Date with Dreamland; 1120, Preluda to Midnight; 12 midnight.. God Save the queen, Cloes Down.

FATAL TRAFFIC

organised the deal.

WISH UNFULFILLED

Bir Keith Smith; one of the control" trio who made the first fight' from: Britain to Australia in

ACCIDENT 99 1920, died last, weak a saddened:

Castle Peak'. Road," "a

pleors.

minimum tem- Yesterday's perature was 59.6 degrees.

The rain contributed to the cold. A

total of 1.09 inches was recorded from 1 a.m. to 12 noon today.

SIDE

GLANCES

ure over all.

their

CUTC-

The Air Farve Secretary then left by car for the Pendula

Hotel.

At the airport to meet him were the

Consul- American General, Mr Everett Drumright; Air Commodore A. D. Meased ger; Mr Homer Ferguson, US the Philippince, Ambassador

Mrs Ferguson (both of whom arrived yesterday from William H. Manila), and Col Powell Jr. US Air Force Liaison

He continued that

there been further pleased to appoint would also be evidence of the Henry Kingsmill, Esq., Barrister- typo

of blood found on the at-Law, to perform the duties of at the General chopper an clothing and Attorney matting. It

etrange Sessions aforesaid, factor that all the three injured persone belonged to different blood groups.

2 WED

MEDICAL FINDINGS

There to no one In the community who does not regret the cause which prevents · the Chief Justice from discharging the functions of his office, but After the Police Surgeon, Dr we do not suppose there is mone the Teo Then-ming had testified than one who holds that

to the blood groups and course of

justice ought there stains, Dr Chang Wai-young of fore to be stopped so long as its Kowloon Hospital, who examin-requirements can be adequately

admission on hia

We should prefer dispensed. ed the deceased on gave his findings. He said that the Chief Justice to the Com- we much prefer the wound in the neck was three mission, but and, a half inches long scross the Commission no gaol Oficer in Hongkong.

Mr Quaries is expected to the larynx. There was another delivery. give a Press conference at wound on the left little finger

tomorrow at the Peninsula which was not so serkus,

1,11

Picture

Hotel

shows Mr Quarles

Air by being greeted modore Messenger,

Theft From Car

Dr

the

to

03

Scarcely less necessary is a commission, or powers of some said that Chang

of summary sort, to dispose

threo cases, now Jurisdiction Com-woman, Lau, had four wounds, but was not detained in hospital.

months in Errears, and so far The brother, Woo Foo, also had

ps Chinese suitors are concern- a superficial wound on a finger.

ed,

be they may

Well The accused had no jury on declared cancelled as postponed hia body.

for another month, when their Another doctor at Kowloon New Year will have caforced Hospital, Lee Tuk-chung, sald settlements of some

possible, was other suicide that everything

perheps--with- done to save Young's life, but out the intervention of our he died at 7,26 that morning. Courts of law. Why not extend

vou

of the Petty Bes- the powers sions for the nonce, so as to enable the Chief Magistrate to determine claims up to Five Hundred Dollars?

A clock, valued at $20, was unattended from an stolen motor

In Anton Street, Eastern district, last night

Cou

By Galbraith

death to Dr Lee attributed asphyxis caused by the aspira- tion of blood the lungs. He said that post mortem exam ination showed that the thyrold cartilage in the throat had been completely divided. The finger wound severed a tendon and fractured a bone. Two surgical operations were made save hda life.

to

Dr Lee said that, the wounds on Yeung's hirpat and finger could have been caused by a chopper.

The case is continuing.

Pickpockets

Active

Three eyes of larceny from the person, all concerning pick pockets, were reported to the Palion yesterday,

LAND SALES

sortor

Last Gazette (No. 25) con- tained a Notification, giving the returns of the Land Sales held during the present year, which have been more productive, than any or all others, put together, have taken place during preceding ten years. The income of the Coloriy has been thereby augmented by an no nual rent of £8,800, besides $75,000 of premiums paid down

that

the

by tho purchasers being In

English-moriny capital sum about £10,000, which IF In- vested at interest would make the total increase of " DELTADİ income above £5,000, What Government is going to do with all this money, we do not know and have not much hope that it will be benedcially expented: A Chinese women had her but we do know that where the contribute (mond comedunity pocket picked of a purse_con- taining costs in Hill Road, Wes than sufficient to pay the ex-

penses of the Colony, super-"/ fern district, A Chinese has been

iludus: as "Moene ̋bt them It, detained in connection with the entitled to have a say Case

appropriation of pr #reven410; Another Chinos Woman and our cook it as they may rely

had her, pocket picked of upon

-In-

-Toe

escaped poppy

House Street, The thier may there

A

plakpocket

sold two thanter, achterui

iticicos from

Chinese (at Tak) which

Po Roadt. A muspect, har kveseni - iken bok detained.

Priited and publi and on behalf off Wyndham Street]

the