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243
-Jostaijaa eteIqmoo edit of zeltub etdi berrotteq yllutaðist
To radjie (Jateiqnoo on ‚ersoitto Toltequa aiff to not
gatved,baid yno to Joubaooate to to,yjub to Joelgen
jea Tejtantered atnove end Iltnu miri Jamtage ebam neod
.ber1000 d‡70t
aaw Tenobilde¶ wot Visumal d‡81 end no .*
Lawtonu me dimmoo of betqwetés gatved to beauoos
3130T beman (RJI.ON) eldadanoo geantɗd a ridiw cometto
erd of bedroɖer ased gulvei moljsausos dowa fura、u
-moitite¶ woy,bevelled gated bas,salttroridua dnemurzevo✪
8001 yтsuræl dƒ03 edd no bra y‡ub moʻrt behmeqava sAW IO
yeb tal add mort as sotok esllo¶ add mort beaatmalb sBY
„800I TABunded to
noltezuoos bisa orit doldw noqu ooxebive efT
3mest bise orif to adnexoteja to bajataroo bavelled aaw
mid bejaeupst had nonoidited woy fera doalte erið of ul
blaa end gattðlawoo at roxoidite¶ rung đólw άket of
gosat biss edð jom vitneupeadwa borí Bonatto lawtanus
nooa ented oW gruT bellao jeoxta a od aid beiraqnooda ‚ul
a to yoTToob erit ninjiw (8161) bad brus «drigtr-bim r932s
cala bra (8onetto blaa erit Jimmoo od bedquejjs eavor
of jjertet has goatruk afmzogreb sotlo¶ yd adnongjaju to
ede mi rekoljijel woy nsea ban yedd Jedd Joette edi
bra benodtudtu ateauorð bno olmuð std daiw yawtoob Biza
of mid berkupez noquerent ber bra Besoqxe moanoq aid
.nottad2 eotic Isndmeü add of medt yas8(MOOOR
saw ux gosat bisa edd To drenajsja erif B
aevoiled vltrov zonoktijel zwoy ‚asv bus salst vloztine
bae uk gasat blue erit neovded yowiiqunoo e moqu bebrot
odw BoxoR sollof gnofarol and to aredkem redĵo mistre0
.Issatmeih a'zozoididel woy Josîte of bertsob
1)
7.
The statements of the said Police Sergeants Murison and Terrett were true as to the fact that they did see your Petitioner in the said Tung Wo Lane, but their statements as to the condition of your Petitioner's dress were incorrect. It is possible that your Petitioner's trousers were unbuttoned but he absolutely denies that they were so unbuttoned with the intent alleged.
8. One A.T.A.Mahomed, who is a resident of No. 6 Tung Wo Lane, has stated, and is prepared to state on oath, that upon the night in question he saw your Petitioner and a Chinese constable walking in the said Tung Wo Lane, saw them stop opposite his house, immediately afterwards saw two Europeans (whom he now knows to be the said Sergeants Murison and Terrett) go up and speak to your Petitioner and the said Chinese constable and then walk away accompanied by your Petitioner and the said Chinese Constable.
9. Your Petitioner can produce further evidence by Indian Constables and others which would throw doubt upon the statement given by the said Tsang Ku.
10. The said Tung Wo Lane is a well-lighted street in close proximity to the Central Police Station and is frequently traversed at all times during the night by some members of the Hongkong Police Force, or the Public, and is one of the last places in the Colony likely to be chosen for the perpetration of such an act as that which your Petitioner was accused of having attempted to perpetrate.
EAR
243
-Jostaijaa eteIqmoo edit of zeltub etdi berrotteq yllutaðist
To radjie (Jateiqnoo on ‚ersoitto Toltequa aiff to not
gatved,baid yno to Joubaooate to to,yjub to Joelgen
jea Tejtantered atnove end Iltnu miri Jamtage ebam neod
.ber1000 d‡70t
aaw Tenobilde¶ wot Visumal d‡81 end no .*
Lawtonu me dimmoo of betqwetés gatved to beauoos
3130T beman (RJI.ON) eldadanoo geantɗd a ridiw cometto
erd of bedroɖer ased gulvei moljsausos dowa fura、u
-moitite¶ woy,bevelled gated bas,salttroridua dnemurzevo✪
8001 yтsuræl dƒ03 edd no bra y‡ub moʻrt behmeqava sAW IO
yeb tal add mort as sotok esllo¶ add mort beaatmalb sBY
„800I TABunded to
noltezuoos bisa orit doldw noqu ooxebive efT
3mest bise orif to adnexoteja to bajataroo bavelled aaw
mid bejaeupst had nonoidited woy fera doalte erið of ul
blaa end gattðlawoo at roxoidite¶ rung đólw άket of
gosat biss edð jom vitneupeadwa borí Bonatto lawtanus
nooa ented oW gruT bellao jeoxta a od aid beiraqnooda ‚ul
a to yoTToob erit ninjiw (8161) bad brus «drigtr-bim r932s
cala bra (8onetto blaa erit Jimmoo od bedquejjs eavor
of jjertet has goatruk afmzogreb sotlo¶ yd adnongjaju to
ede mi rekoljijel woy nsea ban yedd Jedd Joette edi
bra benodtudtu ateauorð bno olmuð std daiw yawtoob Biza
of mid berkupez noquerent ber bra Besoqxe moanoq aid
.nottad2 eotic Isndmeü add of medt yas8(MOOOR
saw ux gosat bisa edd To drenajsja erif B
aevoiled vltrov zonoktijel zwoy ‚asv bus salst vloztine
bae uk gasat blue erit neovded yowiiqunoo e moqu bebrot
odw BoxoR sollof gnofarol and to aredkem redĵo mistre0
.Issatmeih a'zozoididel woy Josîte of bertsob
1)
7.
The statements of the said Police Sergeante Murison and Terrett were true as to the fact that they did see your Petitioner in the said Tung Wo Lane, but their statemente as to the condition of your Petitioner's dress were incorrect. It is possible that your Petitioner's trousers were unbuttoned but he absolutely denies that they were so unbuttoned with the intent
alleged.
8. One A.T.A.Mahomed, who is a resident of No.
and
6 Tung Wo Lane, has stated, and is prepared to state on oath, that upon the night in question he saw your Petitioner and a Chinese constable walking in the said Tung Wo Lane, saw them stop opposite his house, immediately afterwards saw two Europeans (whom he now knows to be the said Sergeants Murison and Terrett) go up and speak to your Petitioner and the said Chinese constable and then walk away accompanied by your
Petitioner and the said Chinese Constable.
9. Your Petitioner can produce further evidence by Indian Constables and others which woul throw doubt upon the statement given by the said Tsang
Ku.
10.
The said Tung Wo Lane is a well lighted street in close proximity to the Central Police Station
and is frequently traversed at all times during the night by some members of the Hongkong Police Force, or the Public, and is one of the last places in the Colony likely to be chosen for the perpetration of such an act as that which your Petitioner was accused of
having attempted to perpetrate.
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