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„WU TING-FANG AND THE FUNDS.

ANOTHER APPLICATION TO SHANGHAI MIXED COURT.

Botore Mr. G.-N. Ormo at the Magie.

yesterday, the hearing was began The case of the Canton funds held in charge against one of the wen trust for the Canton fund, held in trust to have been concerned in the for the Southern Government by Dr. Wa

showing affray, on December Ting-fang, as all official of that Govern-

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th, in which Sg. Gardiner let his life.ment, again came before the Mixed Court, men were fri put in the dock, on at Shanghai, on the rath, inst. when Dr. a charge of being concerned with others Wu Ting-fung applied to Mr. Blackburn, 66 in custody in an attempted armed British Assessor, and Magistrate Les for obbery Mr. King, assistant superintens the removal of the injunction placed upon wup of police, did not offer wy evidence sgainst one of the men. He was accord- ingly discharged and was put in the wit -neas box, as the fire witness for the prose

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the funds at the time when Chang ShihO LETTired well ventilated ROOMS for Offres Central locality, Apply to chao, as representative of the Southern THE CHINESE MERCANTILE GO!" (C Military Gorerument, applied for the re- Hongkong), No. 3, pen's Bowl, Central:: [6 turn of the money, which amounts to $9,600,000. The applicant was represent ed by Mr. M. Ronder Harris Band Hry B. Fossenden. Chang Shib cha way not represented and did not file an

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When the earlier application" was made,

Mr. King sid ka would prove that the remaining defendant was presena za meeting on December 25th 4 which the robbery was discussed and given in

the meeting at a pim., on December the application. Dr. Fisher held a watch- 27th from which the gang went to the seeing brief for the Peking Government of the crime. The defendant entered the Fahop" from "the back; he was won by it was held that it was difficult for the For three police witnesses, and seene Court to make a ruling, in view of the because he was holding a lighted torch political interests involved and the absenco He was but out of sight until he was of a precedent. It was pointed out that aught by District Watchman No. 3 and the Ocort was still faced with these din ha had been in polico oustody ster since."

The er-defendant then gare evidence in culties and that the saly reason the case which he said the man in the dock first should be heard there was that the money began the discussion of plass for the deposited in foreign hanks in the In- robbery Sgt. MeWalter, who was wound-ternational Settlement, so that no purely ed, also gave evidence.

Chinese Cours could make any effective order regarding the money.

The hearing was adjourned..

ROBBERY AVERTED, CONSPIRATORS SURPRISED. Conspiracy to commit armed robbery, and possession of a knife and a dagger were the charges preferred by Inspector Willis against seven Chinese brought be fore Mr. G. N. Orme, at the Magistracy, yesterday: NATSKIRT

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The Court heard the application, which requested that the action be dismissed and the injunction dissolved upon the follow- ing, among other grounds-

1-That, as appears from the petition heroin the plaintiff purported to sue on Republic of China behalf of the Military Government of the

of the defendant filed in this honourable That, as appears from the affirmation Court on or about April 28th, 1920μ ta” which the defendans graves leave to refer, the "following were that membory of the Inspector Willis said that information Military Government at the date of the was received on January 18th that a gangsaid petition, viz. Sun Yat-sen, Tang of robbers had planned to attack No. 99, Shao-i, Tang Chi-yno, Taen Chuo-kauan, Pokfulam Road last night Detectives Lan Pugh, Lu Yung-ting and the defen- were sent out, and the world be robbers dans, Wu Ting-fang ist nich were traced to a teashop in Queen's Road West where they had gathered to discuss plans. When the men were searched, the weapons were found on them. Some wire. alleged to be used for making gags was

also seired.

ILLICIT PRINTING PRESS:

IN VILLAGE NEAR KOWLOON CITY. Two Chinese were yesterday sen- tenced to three months and two months imprisonment with hard labour respec tively, for operating a popu lottery tickets printing outfit at No. 24. Tang, Tau Village, near Kowhon City 1

Evi dence was givent by a Chinese detective and by Sergeant Paine as to the discovery of the printing establishment, and the arrest of the prisoners and five others,

3That, as appears from the same affirmation, the plaintiff bad no authority to represent the following four members of the said Government, viz: Sun Yat-sen, Tang Shao-i Tang Chi-yao and the defen- dant, Wu Ding-fang

- 4 —That therefore, the only members of the said Government whom the plaintiff could purport to represent were Tan Chun- bsuan, Lin Pao-yi and Lu Yung-ting: ---

6-That, on October 24th, 1920, the said Teon Chun-houn, Lin Pao-yi and Lu Yung-ting issued a circular, telegram addressed to the Peking Government, the Government of the different provinces and the Provincial Assemblies, anouncing that they had, en that datey resigned their posts

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upon left-Canton and since November 29th, 1020, the Government has bean car- ried on by the and Sun Fan, Tangatal Bridge about 2,800 meters in length, scros Shao-yi, the defendant, Wu Ting fang and the Yellow River (Hyrang-Ho) Proposals will Tang Chiyse, the first three in person and be received up to Noored Joss 2015, 1921, the last by delegate that

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7-That it is therefore, now clear with the subject matter, of the action, should be out any manner, of doubt that the funds, returned to Canton and, for such pur pose that the injunction herein should be

Encouraged by the success of the motor- Car service organized at Nantungchow, the Shanghat community of Initsang men have prepared plans for the formation of removed. a" company with a subscrited capital of 8-That it is also now clear that the $200,000 for conducting a motor-car plaintiff and those persons whop he par- service between Shanghai and Taitaang parted to represent have no longer any. The Shanghai terminus will be located at interest in the said funds and that, the Chapei. An organisation burean has setion should now be dismissed, been established in the International The Assessor stated that judgment Bettlement

would be reserved, to enable him, to confer with the Magistrate on the matter.O Daily Pres

It is expected, saya the Shanghai Gazette that the shares will be over-subscribed, as the promotors have met with substan- tial assurances from capitalists who are interested in the scheme. Orders for cars, will be placed some time in the spring, when the construction of the road for the service will also be undertaken.

MADAME-LOTTIE GORDON'S GRAND,

CHARITY" CONCENT

A great treat is in store for those who have already booked seats for Madame Lottie Gordon's grand charity concert at the, Theatre Royal to-night. We are told that the booking for the dress circle has been phenomenal; there are very few, or probably no, seats, available now in the dress circle. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Stubba, Admiral Sir Alexander Duff and Miss Duff, Major-General Sir G. Macaulay and Lady Kirkpatrick, Com modore and Mrs. Bowden Smith, and the acting Chief Justice and Mrs. Gompertz have signified their intention of being present at the concert which is in aid of the Blind Home, Kowloos, and the Pokfulum Home.

The programme shows a galaxy of must- cal talent. Mias Vera Mitos, the dis Linguished art danseuse, and Mr. Leo Podolsky, the brilliant pianist, will appear his after the interval:: Madamd Lottie Gor- don is contributing piano solos, works of Pachmaninoff, Chopin and Ensontaine. Mrs. Maurice Minneysinga Mis Picorella" (Gomes) and The Moon and I from "The Mikado. The other items on the programmé are songs by Misn Edith Bonres, Miss Nellie Williams, Mrs. Florence Cameron, Mr. Howard Free- born, and Mr. Reginald Meyers, "Hum our at the Piano by Lieut-Colonel Crosse, recitation Carillonith tableaux effects) by Miss B. D. Thomson, a humorons recitation by Mr. F. C. Hall and some special selectione from -** Our repertoire by the Misses Aileen and Doris Woods.Messrs. Wiseman's orches tra will be in attendance Sailors, and soldiers will be admitted for half the admission fee. A late tram to the Peak will leave at 12.15 after the concert,

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