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Mz. Hotton for defence.

No evidence

to call - of farther step are to be taken they will be taken in another

Court.

The Prisoners

are committed to

Prison subject to the Orders. Excellency the Governor.

of Wisva

(Signed) H. 8. Phomsett.

March 13th. Defendants all in n

Court. The case is per opened for

is

hearing further evidence if any for

ΟΥ

against the prisoners.

Mr. Johnson, Crown Solicitor, ~ apperers for the Crown.

Mr. Eweus appears on behalf of Chinese Government.

W = Wotton appear on behalf

of

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of the prisoners instructed by Bishop Rauvendi.

Wr. Johnson states he is not going to produce evidence at present.

Mr. Hotton objects that if the Crocon do not produce evidence at present

they may not dose after evidence

for the prisoners how boen produced

Mr. Wotton calls Kwok Jai who,

is dedared and states : _ I am wife of

to Yeung You residing at St. Francis

street in this Colony. My hustand

is the 10th defendant, his name is

* Yeung You. I have 3 children by

him. They

are 19, 13, and 8 years

old respectively. The two eldest are daughters and the youngest

akon

I remember the 22nd November 1880.

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