THE OPIUM CASE:
CHARGE AGAINST A BROKEN.
At the Magistracy yesterday, before Mr. JR Wood, the hearing was concluded of the case in which Ivor Gourgey, aged 30, a beer, was charged with being -deficient la bis opium ich according to the permits issued by the Superintendent of Importa and Exports.
The Crown Solicitor (Mr. P. M. Hodg- Hou) prosecuted, and Mr. M. W, Slade, K.O. (instructed by Mr. W. E. Shen- Hon, of Messrs Deacon, Looker, Denern & Haraton), appeared for the defenro
Mr. Blade said he thought it would b. convenient if he set out the incis hot proposed to prove, and then shortly argue the position in regard to the law if that became necessary. The
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23RD, 191&
I put it to you that you must have THE
known that you were getting a permit to reuve more opium han the Office could bo aware of unless you told them-No, I knew nothing about it
Why did you get a permit for the chests removed from the s.s. Assage to keep them in the godown -Because I was. gotiating for a loan first, I wanted to se which godown went take them, defenden said he had no idea that the reply to further questions, the cases which were bought to Hongkong by the stage were under suspicion, He believed that it was not till after his had been inspected. arrest that he was informed
that the cases
The Crown Solicitor-1 suggest that your memory dogs at: serve you correctly In this instance. I suggest, you were told of this before your arrost-I do not think 30.
Did you not go to your solicitor (Mr.) Shenton) before your arrest in regard to this case -No. 1 emot remember hav- _ing done so Imundiately after I was facts arrested I went to Mr. Shenton, is I was
puzzled and hardly know what to do. 7
ne detailed by Mr. Hodgson, and proved in evidence, were not in dispute at ell. The additional facts he proposed to prove were that the chests which were in Suspoon's gedown in Tea House Sure wore identically the same in all respects
as
Assuming that the opium is stolen it mean a loss of about $20,000, does it not? Yes, somewhere about thas
What stops are you taking in the thriter? You have not reported it to the police, have you?-No. investigating the matter.
I
What is the extent of your investiga in? What steps have you taken to und out Diese thieves (Well, I am investigat
1 ing privately.
Now I am going to pus a supposition to you, and I will ask you if you agree with me. Suppose that a man brought in chests of opium big chests--and he extracted, say, hall from each of those chests and made the rest up into small chests he had got his permit, of
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the charts which were in Tabati'¿ goden in Duddell Street and which wore removed from the utter godown to the former under the appropriate perunits Can you tell me who you pat ches with regard to these. There were two chests in l. Judah's godown without perunits to cover the whole in cases the getting a receipt for them? Because ICHITA, German str. 116, E. Gathe would prove that these cases were received
wanted to arrange for a luan.
maan, 18th October--Bangkok 11th October, Rice.--Butterfield & Swire. jutó Taluti's godown in exactly the same
Cow, Britian str., 315, Cooper, 8t condition and that they were the same
October-Wocsung 5th October, Bat chests as were received into Daddell
DAYLIGHT, British ate., 3.599, C. Ander-
last Asiatic Petroleum Co. Street, retained there for sumes.com
son, 20th October-Kobo 6th October, Bishop Boutflower, Mr. Thomas Bibby, Hakodate
Per Nikko Auzu, for Japan, etc
Vladivostock. 7.30.101 361 Nemuro siderable time, and were sent on to and removed these chests to the place DRUNELTAN, British str. 1,620, Watt, 18th W. C. Bailey, Mr. Leonard Payitt, M. Kochi
Goneral-Arnhold, Karberg & Co. Sassoon's godown. "Unfortunately he was where the permit said they should be it October--Taingtau 7th October, Con Peroy Bronton, Mrs. H. Haines and Nagasaki
Capt. Blake Mr. Gomes, Mr. and Mra. Tokio quable to frace them further back, as the would-be a great advantage to have theeral-Standard Oil Co. man who was in charge of them from the opion in his hands without a permit? ELSBEE, German str., 991, Berg. 18th October Wetanube.
child, Air. H Yoshida and Mr. K. Kagoshina ... Kowloon Godowns to Falati's godown left cam say anything about that
Phra Nang 13th October, Salt-Jobson the Colony a day or
The Crown Solicitor Suppose you& Co. S two ago, baring have got your permit for a chust of HENEST SIMONS, French str., 2,802 Mr. and Mrs FW Prising, Mr. and Bonin Is
Per Pongo Muru, for Australia, etc., Naha..... folles il and his evidence
Mr. Hake, Mrs. Delclanke and family, Ishi'jra WOR not
Suy, you have got a big chest, available; otherwise they could have and extracted half of that chest, and Brunot, ist Ostober- Marseilles 21 Mrs. R. WoVeugh, Mr. John Wilson, Mr. Chefco
Soptember, General Messageries Parties, Mr. E. Busch, Mr OH Porter, Weihsiwei Maritimes. GERMANIA, Gorman str., 30, Copper Mr. and Mrs. MeMzon and child, Miss Inhang
Mr. A. da Mango, Mr. Coke, Mr. Butler, Haukow 19th October-Sydney 6th September Horton, Mrs. Martins and family. Mr. GeneralBiemasen & Co.:
Kinklang GE. Gibson, Mr. R. Heyne, Mr. Btain- HEILLELD, German str., 2,900, Hollern,
Changaha 21st October-Karaten 15th October, Clarke, Miss Henhum, Mr. John C. Our Sharp Peak... 7.36.1969
forth, Mrs. Thomas, Misa Stuffer, Misa
Shanghai Beans-Dodwell & Co. M
Gutalaff HOPSANO, British str., 1,359. C. A. Robertis, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Taylor, Mr. and
son, 19th October-Chingwantao 19th Mrs DJ. Hathaway, Mr. Jos Bivera, Amoy
· Ocober, ·· Coal. --- Jardine, Matheson Tanake. Mrs. A G. Connor, Mr. Y. Ohye, Taichu Swatow Mr. Louis Rivera, Mr Morita, Mr. S. Taizoku & Co.
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make the other part of the opium into an traced them right away through from the ordinary-sized case. You have got your very first permit to the present day. So permit to put that into the godown, and far as the evidence he would be able to the other tall you have in your hands}- adduce showed, the chests had been in the really deny any idea about same condition the whole time.
There things
The Crown Soliciter-Surely was no question that the chests as landed sell the other part of tho were not the chests conesanod in the nothing about such things
charge.
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The chests which were inded His Worship asked Mr. Hodgson to were double the size, or thereabouts, of explain a little more clearly as to what those with which the Court was con-
would be the advantage, cerned, and some time or other they could not prove when liess salle cases were substituted for the bigger chests. The tras not the slightest doubt about that. The substitution did not take place in Sassoon's godown nor in Tainti's godown; the only other time it could
The Crown Solicitor-My point is this: The principal advantage of a permit is that the Imports and Exports Office. knows where every bit of opium is, and if you have got opium without a permit, then it is untraceable. It can go into China, or can be moved here, there, and everywhere, and has more markets,
Continuing his crow-exumination. Mr. fodgeen asked Can you tell me why it
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have been done was in the cargo bout 18 you, are importing Persian opium from JELUNCA, British str., 3,360, J. R. O Mr and Mrs. G W. Waite. Mise Waite, phalien 6.3)
neross the Harbour. There was iu proof that this was so, but it was a conceivable possibility. They were weighed in at the Kowloon Godowns, but they were not weighed out. He was sorry to say they had no information to put before his Worship as to the condition of the cases!
London It is consigned to meto And you are sending opium back to London at the same time? No. The opium that comes to me from London is old nongkong, and that which comes from Persia belongs to my clients, f they wish me to send it to London that has nothing to do with me. That is their business.
ll me why you stopped a Can you tell me when they were landed. Mr. Gourges recent consignment coming out here to himself never saw the chests. He would Hongkong at Singapore Because it put the defendant in the box, not because suited me. I could sell it in Singapore he had any material evidence, but because That was a later ensignment than that he desired that the Court should have they the ss. Age 1-I cannot say exactly.
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October Haiphong 18th October, a, Mr. H. G. Rance, Mr. D. Telphen HvidHow British str., 1,920, G. Hooker, T. Ohta, Mr. Jaan Poblet and Mr. H.
General --A R. Marty,
daht Mr. C. F. Croswell, Mr. and Mrs 31st OctoberTientsin 11th October Anerbachw
Hougkong6&30.1 General.-Butterfield & Swire.
Per Katori Maru, for London, etc. Mr. Gap Rock ....... Jap British atr, 3,087, Seddon, 191, F. MeWilliams, Mrs. Charles D. Lun Macac
October--Moji 14th October, Coalbert, Col and Mrs. C. Gordon, Mr. T. Wachow David Sassoon & Co Yamamoto, Mr. K. Ono, Mr. S Fujita, Hollow
Pakho Sullivan, 20th October--Moji 16th Dr. W G. Collins. Mr. J. T. Wallace Paulig October, General.-David Sassoon & Caldwell, Mrs: N. Ogawa and 2 children, Tourano....
Mr. M. Bremen. Mr. J. H. Wilson, Mr. 0 KAISER FRANZ JOSEPH I, Austria-Hungary Numbu, Mr. I Sawamoto, M. G. E.
Manils cruiser, 4,000, H. Ritt v. Nauta, 21st Furness, Mr. C. N. de Trafford. Mr. Lan October-Chingwantan 15th October. M. Innos. Mr. F. Rattinbury, M KIANG PING, Chinese str. 1,902, Weide C. H. Kerr Phillips, Mr. B. Teutomeda,
mann, 19th October-Wuhu 12th Octo Mr. Nagasaki, Mr. J Konishi, Mr. Cobu ber, Rice --Chinese, H. Tamura, Mrs. G. Benson. Mr. A. P. 8. Labuan KIUKTANG, Brith 1,229, Robertson, Most, MD. Asakura, Mr. I. Haruka, 16th October-Newchwang 8th Octo Miss Dorothy de la Hey, Messrs. T ber, GeneralButterfield & Swire
Natsumeda, S. Matsukawa, T. Yamone, KUMCHÓW, British str., 1,423, Martin, Tominaga. G. Goldie, 3. Stewart, W 19th October-Olangapo 10th October, On, G. Coppell, Mrs. C. Shibata, Mre H. Koga: Mrs. G. Sugimoto Miss A Sugar-Chinese- Kursano, British str., 3,109, R. C. D. Spon, Mr. T. Kikuchi, Messrs. T.
Bradley 19th October Singapore Tolsma, K N Kupemsyr, F. C. Bloomidity of a saturated with moisture being 140. 19th October. General,Jardinsfeld. F. Painter. T. Miyake. T. Takaka- Matheson & Co.-
shi, S. Kawai, J. Shirai, Mr. and Mrs. KWANGIZE, Chinese str., 1,488, McArthur, Takei, Mr. Ikeda, Mr. R. C. F. Dodgson, 10th October Shanghai 7th October Mr Mune Mr. D. Yendo, Mr. Y General-Chinese
Koshimidzu Mr. K. Takegoshi, Mr. and Mrs. Fujita, Mr. Hyde, Mr.
WONGBANG, British str. 416 Bichard,
30th October--Bwatow 18th October, Thompson and Mr. E.. Torner. Krupo MARU, Japanese BC 1,852, General-Jardine, Matheson & Copth
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very fullest possible information, and that the matter might be cleared up The I will put this to you. -You can deny only other information he could give was if you like I suggest to you that you import Persian opium through Bonby in regard to the nportation of Fersian from Persia, in stal cases, then export opium. Persinu opium which came and it to London, and re-import it in large Bombay, if the chests had been landedenses-No in Bombay, never exceeded 140lbs. in net know, I cannot tell you.
It is quite possible to do it --I do not weight. If it was merely transhipment A further witness (a Chinese godown cargo, the weights ran up to 180lbs. A key was called for the defence. certain quantity of Persian opian carie had not established a case, and that if Mr. Slade submitted that the Crown out to this Colony, not from Persia direct.any case had been established, in his LERTES, British str., 1.340, Wawn, 20th September 20th-To Hongkong Mr W but vii Europe, and that cargo came cut Worship's opinion, then he submitted that la chests of all sizes, both bigger and he had completely answered that case October Saigon 10th October, Gen. Allan, Mr. J. H. Barr, Miss W. Stubbs, Mr. smaller than those which were in question had not proved that at the time the LOONGSANG, British str. 1,093, W. G. G
According to the Ordinance the Crowneral-Chinese
Per P&O str. fongolia, connecting in this case. Persian opium was not opiuni was held under ny permit the Leask, 21st October-Manila 18th with the str. Devanha at Colouslio. Fring sold by the chest on the market in Hong- chosts were larger than they were at the
October, General-Jardine, Matheson London. October, 3rd and from Marseilles present time. The opture coming into the
& Com
October 10th To Hongkong: Mr. H. B. Barometer "kong; it was sold by weight..
Kowloon Godown was weighed, and then LicHow Eritish sir, 1,251. Meatbrel Gomperta Tamparatiore The defendant was then called, and the deftulant applied for a permit 19th October-Shanghai 16th October, P. & O, ctr. Sardinia, from London Hamidity...... gave evidence in regard to the facts set | What it might have been when it went General Butterfeld & Swire. Octoper 4th-To Bengkong: Mrs. G. P. and Wind Direction forth by Councel.
out he did not say Mr. Slade also con- MUSANG British str., 1,044, A. C. Aisa Lammert and children, Mrs. Barrington,
Force tended that it was quite possible that the Corneck, 10th October--Sandakan Mrs. Dolton, Miss P. Kaith, Mins C. M. Weather ........ At the conclusion of his evidence, bet opium had heen taken by harbour theasly 10th October, General - Jardins | Forrest, Mrs. Martin and child, Miss H. was cross-exaniined at length by the
Worship knew marvellously Matheson & Co wa
Gibban, Mrs. J. Buckaill and child, Miss Crown Solicitor, who asked why he had elever such people vere, and ho (Mr. Yu, British str. 3135, G. S. Lapraik. N. Wilder, Mis B. E. Newcombe, Miss
Slade) believed he was right in saying the opinn consigned to him in such large that two or three years ago a case came
21st October-San Francisco. 20th Bridges, Miss McCurry, Mr. E. Dawson and September, General-Pacific Mail child, Miss A, Armstrong, Miss C. Boyant, chests, and the defendant answered that before His Worship, in which certai S.$. Co. MEMAN
Miss F. O'Dell, Mrs, J. S. Dobie, Rev. and it was at the wish of the shipper Heople were charged with stealing blan PREUMNH, British str., W. C. Bird, 4th Birs. J. C. Harlow and children, Mr.
kets, and the way in which those persons admitted that opium generally came in opened the boxes, and filled them up with October- Saigon 20th September, Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rothncy and small chests when sent through Bombaylar
children. inferior goucis' was wonderfully in
Per P & O. str. Macedoni, connecting Mr. Hodgson-Is it not a fact that genious Because My Gourgey did not SABINE RICKMEES, Dutch str.. 573, B. Y.
Jagt. 18th October-Haiphong 11th with the steamer danye at Colombo, From find out that this opium had been stolen nearly all the Persian opium that conice before the Revere Officers did, the
October, Bulk OilAsiatic Petroleum London October 17th and from Marseilles into this Colony comes from Bombay -
October 24th-To Hongkong: Mr. A. Mont- Crown were asking for a heavy fine to be No. Very often we got it from some inflicted upon him. It is a most
gomery, Capt. WW. Lindsay, Mr. and where else.
extraordinary prosecution," he added,
Mrs. Shepard and child. and I do not really believe that I have anything to answer.
Where-From Singapore and Londou So far as you are concerned until quite recently all your importations wore small
chests?—Yes.
Will you tell me where these extru- ordinary-sized chests were destined for 1 They were to be sold in Hongkong.
Do you agree with me that a permit for the removal of a chest of opium from
The Crown Solicitor briefly replied. The Ordinance stipulated, he said, that the opium must be where the permit said it should be, and if it was not then the law said that the man inust be liable.
was very necessary, too, is this Colony because a man must be responsible for bringing stuff into the Colony. If he was responsible, and the opium was not found, where it should be, en he was liable. It was not sufficient for hire to come into one place to another would ordinarily Court and say that the Ordinance was of the removal of a small chest, no use, and that he knew nothing about having regard to the trade and conditions it. The movements of his opium, the in this Colony have no idea about actions of the defendant, and the curious situations in which the defendant found that. The permit is for the removal of himself in regard to this $20,000 worth of one chest, te per
Dean
opium, were, he schnitted, extraordin- ary, and was not the sort of position they would expect to find a man like Mr.
urge
Did not occur to you that when you asked for a permit, and got it, for the removal of these chests, that you were getting a permit to remove more opium Solicitor said there was no question of reply to his Worship, the Crown than the Imports and Exports Office were the forfeiture of the opium, aware of? No, I took these cases as His Worship remanded the case until ordinary caRES.
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 23rd to 20th October, 1913.
HIGH WATE
LOW WATER
VISITORS AT HOTEL.
HONGHONG HOTEL.
Mr J. M. Anro Mr. J Atoler Mr W. Anderson
Mr F. W. Ashton Ne A. Harborini
Mr & Mrs Barcus
fasther
Mrs Baronsfasther Mr E. Rate At-Co. & Mra Barnes Mr. A. J. Carubridge Mr & Mrs Cakez Mr & Mrs F. W. Carny
and child
D'Almada
Mies
Castro
Masier D'Ada
Unstro
X.
Mr & Mrs F.
D'Alaia & Castro Mr F. T. Chapple Fr. Chints
Dr
AE F Coleman Mr. G. P. Curry Mr C. H. DaviA
Mr J. Dewar
MyO. G, Denison Mr & Mrs Dertowa
and 2 children
MR. H.
My
Dougin
Mr J. Dancan
Mr. & Mrs. c.
Ehrenfels
Mr A. KrismEU" Mr A. Lamberton. Mim Latimer Mr.T. LookISI Mr G. T. Lord Mr W. Logan
Mr. T. E. Lagaga Miss Luma hi Mr & Mrs Falls, maid and ohi Mr C. Farbutter
Mason
Miss M. Matheson Mrs R. T. Matham Mr Goo. Martin
Dr O, Marriott
Dr W. Macron.
Mr A. MacKintosh
Mr. B. K. Mebta Mr 3. Mereoki Mr P. Moyer Mr G. L. Miner Mrs J. D. F. Maker
Mr J. D. F. Mitter
Dr. C. Mulloy Miss G.
O'Leary
Mr J, Ormiston Mr. A. Otto Mr J., Patou Mr Peterson Gant A. Picknell Mr. R. de Previlla Mr W. J. Pringle
& Mrs W von Pastau
Me Donman Fullo M.E. H. Bay
Mr A. Gallotti sek Mr & Mrs I. H. Geare Dr J. M. Gillespie Mr A. G. Gordon Mr J. Gourgey Mr V. Goulbourn lir P.O.de Grisogone Mr & Mrs W. A.
Iannital
Mr P. C. Hall
Dr J. G. HAN Mr W. T. Harbord Mr W. B. Hind
Hon Mr E. 4. Honett
0.M.G,
Mr P. W. Habert Mr & Mrs B. Jones Mr E. S. Kabel
Mr W. B. Kaapp
Mr J. Knight
Mr E. M. Raymond Mr J. E. Raymond B Raworth Miss F. Rear
Mr W. M. Ronaldson Mr B. G. Ross Mr Butlerfor- Mrs Sobenk Mr B. T. Singer.
Mr & Mrs E. E. Smith
Miss A Square
Mrs G. H. Swift
Mr G. Voight Mr L. Watson Capt Walker
Mr H. C. cas Weeren Capt. Voidemaan Mr A. West
Mr F. W. White
Mr G. G. Wood
KING EDWARD HOTEL
Mr F. J. Cargill Mr H. Clegg Dr F. I. Oostelio Mr W. Donaldson Mrs Foy
Mr. & Mr. F. MoHugh
Mr T Inokashi Mr J. Joseph
Mr & Mrs C. Lauritses Mr & Mrs Mannera Mr & Mrs J. HEN
Mody
Mr P. Nanninga
E. Mr A. P. Nobbs
Mr & Mrs Katowinkel
Japt Keith
Mr & Mrs Kraft Mr M. F. Murray
Capt & Mrs Gardner Mr Goc, Grimble Mr & Mrs Lemsire and
child
An
Mr & Mrs Mr Amid Mr W. E. Bird
Capt & Mrs Parmora Mr M. Roos Mr P. B. Rowley Mr H. S. Sparge Capt & Mis A.
Stewart and akil- dren
Mr K. Tame Bir Walker"
Mr H.L Westphal Me K Yamada
GRAND HOTEL
Mr & Mrs A. B. Crow Mr Feason Ik Kert
Mrs Forsyth
Mr O Freese
Mr C. Fronek
Mrs Fradenhall HỘP ( Mrs Hancook Miss Harwood Mr Hayley Mr. C. G. King
Capt J. 8. Lowingdos Mr F. Lorria:
Misa Newhaven Mr Morsh
Capt Pollard
Mics Poole Mr Hayae Mie Rally Mr A. H.Sayee Miss Saandere Mrs Smith
Mr Blockwoth Mr C. Weismear
PHAE-HOTEL.
Lieut Archer, RAM.C. Mr & Mrs W. Arm
strong
Mr T. Arthur Mr E. F. Ancott Hry And and children. Mr & Mrs W. C. Barrett and ohild Mr & Mrs C. W. J.
Boll Mr G. A. Bena Fleet Bargeou & Mrs Bernard, R.N.
Mr & Mre Bayar Major Bowen, A.2.D. Mrs Bowdler Hon Mr Backaill Mr W. A. Batters Mr M. Cary Capt Clarke Mé & Mes Currie Major Davy Mr & Mrs Doyle Mr Dimon
Mr& Mre Dobbes Mr G. A. Dattoa Mre Fingalson and
child
Mr & Mrs A. Gibson Lt. Col. Gordon Hall,
RAMC
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MEAR
Time
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74m 10-51
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Mr & MB. A. Hals Mr H. Hancock Mr F. A. Hasolend Rev. & Mrs Hipwell
SANSEN, German str998, Fr. Bucking, 21st October-Swatow 20th October, Rice Butterfield & Swire
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