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ambulance.I was way about 10 minutes from the scene.Arriving back

the D.3.P. crderedmo to go to Taumati to pick up Dr,Smalloy ani bring him out. I may Dr.Smalley at Taim Ten Taui Government Dispensary. After I told him what had happened he went to the soene

by car.

MirWakeman, Then you saw the crowd near the Po Hing theatre, did you

mor what it was composad of,-what description of people?

Sergeant Dorling. I understood then to be house-boys and coolies. Xz, ukoman, Did you hear any of the conversations carried on there? Sougeant Dorling. Ko,I kopt a fair distance from the crowd,

His Worship. I think you were unarmed?

Fergeant Dorling. Iwas unarmo.” at the last part of the proceedings.

Min Worship. And you fired no shots?

Sergeant Dorling. Ifired one at the Water Works. After that,no.

His Worship. Mr.ing took your revolver and gavo it to Sergeant

Yao on?

Sergeant Do:ling. Yes.

Mr. Shonton,

'Thile you were at the ater Works you were sent back

for assistance?

Bergeant Dorling.

Yes.

Mr. hanton, Did you find the crowd dense?

Sergeant Dorling. Very dense.

Mr Shanton. You had difficulty in getting through?

Sergeant Dorling. Yos.

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hent on. Again, later on,when taking Mr.King and Inspector Pitt on your motor cycle,did you find the crowd vory dense when getting

towards the 7th milestone?

Sergeant Dorling.Getting towards the front of the crowd it was vory dense. I had more difficulty in getting through than I experienced

at the Vator ilarks.

Kr."henton. Then King «rrested the man in the white coat did the erovd surge in between him and the prisoner with the result that