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THE SHANGHAI CAUSE CELEBRE.
REX . II. J. CRAIG, We take the following farther report of this Case from the NC. Daily News of Saturday last:
Mr. H. J. Craig appeared on remand at the Police Court is answer to a summons, ferned at the instance of the Crown Advocate, the charge reading as follows:-For that you on March 16, 1910, áld conspire with one William Pitts and on divors other dates between the last mentioned day and May 16, 1910, unlawfully, fraudulently and dee eitfully, did amongst your selves conspire, com tine, confederate and agree together, and with divers other persons whose names are unknown to the complainant, (the Crown Advocate) by divers false pretences un- lawful and subtle ways and maana, stratagems and devices to obtain and acquire to yourselves and from the Biak Indrapoera Rubber Concession, LI., divers large sums of money and certificatos of the said company, and to cheat and defraudi
thereof. The said company
Mr. J. C. E. Donglas held a watching brief of behalf of the Directors, and of the Bisk Company.
G. J. Lind was recalled and stated that Mr. Pitts was not in Shanghai at present. He did not know his whereabouts. He was in com- munication with him a fortnight ago. Witness instructed Mesars. Ellis and Hays to commani. ente with him, first obtaining the telegraphio address Lindurance, Melbourne, from Messrs. Burkill & Sons. A telegraphic communication had been received from Pitts, to witness' own knowledge.
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Mr. McKean introduced this evidence to satisfy the Court as't. Mr. Pitts' whereabouts, and asked for a warrant to be issued against Pitts, Witasss stated that Mr. Pitts lett Shanghai about the middle of August. The dooz. ments witness produced came into witness' possession because when Pitts left he tell the typist to put the documents of each estate into a parcel to keep as a record. docaments witness now produced had been placed in a bundle. None of the documente pre duced in Court were obtained from Pitts after he had left Shanghai. Witness identified one of the documents he had produced, He had found it in the bundle. It was endorsed in ink by Pitts. The body of the document was not in Pitts handwriting. Witness also floatified a receipt from the Eastern Extension
$98.05 for telegram No 1947, to Meden, dated May 11, 1910. The receipt was endorsed in Pitts handwriting.
Telegraph Co., made out to Lind and Pitts, for
Gerrit Jan Nijhuis, sword, id-I put a Dutch subject and a Doctor of Law, and the representative of a Dutch Syndicate that owned three estates named Sengei Sink, Sungei Olak, snd. Looboe Ampoï. I knew a man called William Pitis. I fist met his at Raffles Hotel, Sin: apore, in the last days of November, 1909. At that time I met him in connection with the Tanjong Pinnang estate. On January 25, 1910, I wrote a letter to a Mr. Macleanad, the agent of Lind and Titts at Singapore. On February 10I wrote to Lind and Fitts with reference to the, three estates. This is a trus copy of that lolter (produced and put in). After the dispatch of that letter I came to hanghai, arriving here on March 5. Three. gentlemen met me, Dr. Ransome, Mr. Lind and Mr. Pitts. I stayed at the Astor House, Mr. Pitts was also living there: The first evening I spent in Shanghai was in the company of Mr. Pitta. The following day Mr. Pilta asked me to go to Mr. Craig's residence in Babbling Wol! Road. I went there and met Mr. Craig. We discussed the question of the three states, be- canze Mr. Craig wanted particulars with a view to purobusing them. I referred him to the documents and my letter to Lind and Pitts. I saw Mr. Craig again next day at his office. It was on that date (Monday, the 7th! that Mr. Craig agood to buy the estates. On March: 16 an agreement for sale was made out and signed by me and Mr. Craig, This is the original agreement (produced). Between March 7 and 16, 1 saw Pitts every day. On March 7, when I called at Mr. Craig's office, Mr. Pitte was present. At that interview Pitts proposed that I should make only one agreement with Craig & Co, and pay him a commission. At that time I was not willing to give Pitts five percent, as I thought I had sold the estate to Liud and Pitta, Eventually I agreed to pay him T. 10,000. Mr. Craig proposed that the parchase price should be Singapore $360,000, and that he should pay Tls, 10,000 to Mr. Pitts,
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and I would then have nothing farther to do BENEDICTINE, D.O.M. with Lind, and Pitts. The agreement was signed at Mr. Macleod's offles. Messrs. Craig, Macleod, and Pitts and I were present On March 21 I attended a meeting of the Directors. of the Siak Indrapora Rubber Concessions, at which Messrs. Craig, Pitts, Liddell, Noel, and Dr. Marshall were present. On March 25 I left! Shanghai. Prior to my deportare on March 21, I received a letter from Mr. Craig, addressed to
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me at the Astor House. These two deonments (produced) ero the enclosures referred to. I arrived in Singapore on April 4, asd according to Mr. Craig's instructions I salled on Mesara, Donaldson and Eurkinshaw, and gave them all The information in my power concerning. the estates. This produced) a lolegram dated April 1, sent to me care of MessIS, Donaldson and Barkinshaw, by Craig & Co. Between the date of my arrival in Singapore and May 16 I received a great number of tela. grams signed Craigen," the telegraphic address of Craig & Co, Ld. These (produced) are the letters and telegrams I weaived from
·Craig & Co., La., between those dates. The Between the Intters are signed by Mr. Craig. same dates I received these letters (produced) from Lind & Pitts, signed by William Pitts I also received five telegrams between those dates, purporting to come from Pitts. These telegrams were confirmed by Pitts letters. I was on the way from Bengkalis to Singapura on May 7, and Pitte telegram of that date was. I believe, swait- ing my arrival. We were using the A. B. C. Code 5th Edition, arcept upon one occasion, when we used a Mining Codo T-decoded that THE ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVELY SHIPPED TO telegram of May 7. This is the correct decod- ing. I left Singapore for Medan on May 9. I telegraphed to Mr. Pitts telling him that I was leaving for Medan, I arrived there at 7 s.m. on May 11 On May 11 I received a telegram. The Court then adjourned until 3 p.m. On resubilug in the afternoon his Worship, addressing Mr. MoKeen, said that on the evid ence that had been offered so far he would issue a warrant for the arrest of William Pitis. It' Mr. McKean wanted to take any further stops. ho might do so.
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the dispatch of certain telegrams to Dr.
Mr. McKeau-Do you know the name of Nijhuis. It was very difficult at the opening Dr. Nijhois, continuing his evidence, spoke the agent of Messrs. Donaldson and Burkinshaw of the case to know exactly what telegrams
in Medan ?
of two telegrams his received purporting to come from Craig & Ce
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His Worship-What are the telegrams about Witness Yes I kaow lim. His name is was that I asked the telegraph ofles to prove PRINTING
Mr. McKeanno telegram was in reply to the telegram which stated your instructions cannot be carried cut". The winose said that subsequently he received a letter from Musare, Crate & Co., confirming all the teleerame they had sent. The folegram of May 13 which he Youoivod referring to wining rights and manage
Lemoat was, however, bot confirmed...
would be required to be proved. The result all the telegrams in this case. The original Vanderbrent, and he is a lawyer in Medan.
The witness next proceeded to identify a telegrams have been forwarded to London,
business-se the use of First Class Printing. them what telograms I want. The telerraphic letter which he said was in the handwriting of but I may assist the telegraph office by telling Nothing creates such a good impression in Mr. Craig
printing and material is generally mil This concluded the examination of the witness, records, which are automatic, do not give the The difference in cost between good, and bad and Mr. Macleod said that be reserved his cross-ne of the person who sends the telegram, so that I shall require a short adjournment to
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AS PRINTING WORKS Mr. McKean--That practically closes my enable the officials to go through the books.
Mr. McKean-Did you at the time know case, have only one more witness, he is a re! After a little discussion his Worship adjo tarn out the Best Printing at Ressonéklé Price
anyone in Medan of the name of Francken
presentative of the telegraph oflce. He will provo ed the case until the next day (Saturday).
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