CO129-541-11 Cheng Kwok Yau- trial judge's notes 1-1-1932 - 31-12-1932 — Page 153

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We went to Chen's house in the Baby Austin Cheng à Z.

sat in front and I behind. Hear the Young Vo Fursing Home

saw two motor cars and a large number of people. I could not see what they were doing. I said previously to Cheng

à Z., "What is the matter there." Cheng replied, "Parhap s

#there was a motor necident, someone knoaked down." I say

I no signs of such an accident. We got to Cheng's house.

do not know the number or the name of the road.

reached there Chang said,

went up, Z. & I wasted in

AZĂ STEA È SA Cheng came back.

"Wait a moment, let me go up." He

the car. To sat there about 5

While waiting I saw two men,

& Le pointed them out to me. They were Chinese.

Cheng came back to the ear, Zimmern said to him "There

"were two man who looked at the car: they seemed very

"suspicious: they have gone now: chase them with the car and

"try to see how they are." Accused got into the car, and

when he heard that he started the car at once and went in the

direction pointed out by Zimmern. He went in the direction

away from Hong Kong. Zimmern and Cheng were in the front

seats and I behind.

chung drove away from the house, away

from Hong Kong not very far, at most about 10 houses.

Failing to overtake the two men, the accused returned. He

temmed the car in the opposite direction and drove along

the same road, past his house. I did not hear Chang say

anything to Zimmern just before he turned. He drove dow

to the Race Course and back the town. Hear the Race

Course he asked me the time. I told him it was about 10.10

pole Then he said, "It is too late now: don't follow

me to Shak Tong Touis better get home first."

The car

turned towards town o Hear Garden Bead or the Cricket

Club he gave me ŝl, and later (10. When he gave me the

$1 he said "I am sorry I cannot take you home: take this

"as hire take a publie vehicle." I got out at the Kwong

not

Koi Ki, Chagla Business firm, obliquely opposite the

Central Market. When he gave me the $10 note he said,

"This is for you to spend." (70)

From the Kwong Hoi Xi I went