CO129-474 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1922 [1-4] — Page 582

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abia giámbi Axiatrim lo cao làm coutich oft

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nistqað madw, Laird add to serpoo adë ai oup xi noool edt Tiedt betartacomb zezsentiv mror? redto edt has anytok það doite soɑmbive odt to Júşil odi ni nanisinoq sviðonquer groteradi badi put odł „Tab auoiterų add no dwoɔ mi nevią had seoio a wİTİspan has,neocatoló gaitued to yžiau‡TOĽGO VISTE nat,sombive a'aagroll ætatqa) to zeloidraq ai evitoagated videora domaybest, yr mi naw you; add to tlaky add to toelte „MoiJuossono adi rok saso odi mátgyer‡s q3

na si vitsirɗ bezatu,oncebiva u'nayrol alaiqaü -yar¶ odź zoola <akbesoơng nam od ɑntarom Jadj

"losto a" briseá od tradů notate to grinioły odò al meɗw Jool no Rúsdoit a bevraaɗo ad batzoa odź að meth yniad moldmóða ald 18.1 a as exeɗł „Jual paing mid to handa abɛry Oà - 05 sama erid to hazoa edd no núnciosky odit,ti halded Joel 8 to à suda ni dve zalilst tasquoeo add beggerb vlətsibo.mi sav toda baided ma edð oð så •ywe met ellooo aizdott ødt has,tgori Joria via ses ton bìb od tadð boðaði ansatte udð adadott adð tadt erodes solar Tersiba Điều mà có thật tại Dra

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„Joda a saw Ji Jadð Foscaise od mld beanno deisw zacz ytiniɔiv ed‡ ai sale vbodon was ad daɗið vaktroana at sitadqua

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of the ricksha. The firing of the shot, the dropping"df the ricksha and the falling out of its occupant was instantaneous and the man immediately ran away up Wardley Street passing the witness within some 8 yards who gave chase across Statue Square. The fugitive proceeded running past Queen Victoria's Statue towards Des Voeux Road, gaining somewhat on Captain Morgan who was in hot pursuit. After crossing the tram line opposite the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank the fugitive turned into Wardley Street and proceeded up that street between the Hongkong Bank and the City Hall, and at the Bank corner of that street he was knocked down and arrested by Mr. Pereira, a gentleman who had heard shouts of "hold him" emanating

from the tramway line.

Mr. Pereira with the assistance of others held the prisoner and handed him over to the custody of the Police.

Captain Morgan was severely cross-examined and insisted that he saw no other men running in front of him from the time the prisoner left the vicinity of the ricksha until he was caught at the top of Wardley Street; and that, whilst he lost sight of him momentarily as he turned into Tardley Street he was positive that the man he saw running in that street was the same man as he had chased from the Praya

Mr. Green, Superintendent of the Botanical and Forestry Department, was going along Des Voeux Road in a ricksha by the Bank and seeing the chase jumped out of the ricksha followed in the chase and saw the arrest, being some

15 feet behind Captain Morgan. He was equally emphatic

and that no ather Chinese were running up Wardley Street, that he did not lose sight of the fugitive after he crossed the tram line in Des Voeux Road until he ran into the arms of Mr. Pereira at the end of Wardley Street.

Mr. Pereira, whose conduct in the circumstances was most meritorious, also positively averred that no other man was running up Wardley Street in front of the prisoner.

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