CO129-541-11 Cheng Kwok Yau- trial judge's notes 1-1-1932 - 31-12-1932 — Page 136

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for the statement.

A

I thought I saw the accused there,

Jenkin refers to Lindsell's opening, p.16.

136

Re X Sheldon.

(Visit to Hĩa. Parádsen). The accused told us to go

and vicit a lawyer. It was my suggestion to go to

Mr. Cheng gave me the $10.

The

Kastings & Hastings,

consulta ti en foe was 36 which we paid and were then kicked

I kept the $5 in my pocket. Ve paid Mr. Ewan nothing.

The dinner at the Yi Fong Chan was on the 20th.

ou to

The name board contained only su III ANGO,

Fung is a

very common name in Hong Kong.

ühelden tenders the Attorney General 'a comment to the pardon to Zimmern under # 104 of the Criminal Procedure Ordinance, 1899, and naka for an order.

Kold that the section contemplates a pardon before giving evidence. order refused.

Lindsell tenders the Attomay General's consent to a conditional parŭon to Sydney Cecil Christie under 8 104 of the Criminal Frocedure Ordinance 1899, and asks for an order monordingly.

Jonditional pardon explained to the wi taess

He accepts it.

Order made.

Sydney decil Christie 8.

X Lindsell.

I have

I mm 20 years old. I was born in Hong Kong.

been an orphan a good many years. I was edu on ted

Diocesan Boya 3chool till 17. I then left the Colony and

worked on

In 1930 and 1931 1 was in ibangbai

in various jobs. In October last I got into trouble with

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