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C. S. P. SUED.

Claim for Balance of Notes

Ma-Yuk Fai, in the Sqmmary Court, this morning, saed the Captain Superintendent of Police

for the sum of $1,000.

Mr P.M. Hodgson, the Assist ant Crown Solicitor, asked for the oase to be adjourned sine die as he wanted full particulare from Mr Norrington (solicitor for the plaintiff). He had written to his friend several times and he could not get an answer from him, Mr Norrington asked what the particulars were?.

Mr Hodgson want to know the numbers of the notes alleged to be missing.

His Lordship: I don't know anything about notes; it is something about a black bag,

VERY SICKLY.

The History of an Abscess.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1914,

In the Summary Court, this morning, before Mr. Justice Gompertz, Harry Wicking and Company sued the Lee Hing firm and another, for the sum of $1,000.

Mr. Willeon, of Messrs. Step- hens and Willson, appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. R. C. Faithfull, for the defendant.

Mr. Faithfull naked his Lord- ship to let the case stand over as his client had a very severe a bac0a on his leg and he would not be able to stand in the witness-bar?

Mr. Willson; Oh it came on rather suddenly, on the day of the trial, (laughter).

Mr. Faithfull: Well illness does

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MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

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MAI S DUE. American, Mongolia, 17th lust.

Slberiza

Due Shanghal Jan. 10. Jan. 19.

MAILS CLOSH TO-DAY,

Bhanghal and North China (Europe) via Elberial--Par DEVANHA, 16th Jan.. 3 p.m.

TO-MORROW.

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The anticyclone over China has strong thened slightly and spread eastward.

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THE PENINSULAR

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Variable winds are indicated along the east coast of China and fresh monsoon over the N, China Sea.

̈16th Inst.—Japan, Dih inst, Coal small.

M. & Co.

„Dovanha, Air, '99. 4,783, WRF_Hickey, 18th instBombay. Stat;, ult, Gon.-P. and Q. 8. N. Co. Egypt, Pe. mu. F. Summera, 16th inst---

Shanghai, 13th fort. Gene and O. B. N. On

A Erviken, Wor, a 1,344. Augenson, 18th inat Hongay, 18th insi., Coal- M.A. K.

Halmun, Nr. 15, 641, 3. W. Evans, 16th Inak--Swadów, 18th inst. Gen.--- D. L. and Co. Helene, Gers... 771, F. Fasson, 15th Inst, Haihow. 14th last Gen.Jobagu & Co.

come on suddenly. I haven't or Swalow and Bangkok-Per OHILDAR. Kaifong. Br... 097. F. Mathias, 18th

His Lordship: Monday week.

dared it. I believe it has broken (laughter) and he is on the way Mr Hodgenn said he wanted to recovery (more laughter) to know what they were. They don't know how much discharge were alleged to be notes and he, there has been (laughter), wanted to know what notes they were. He wanted to know, when Mr. Faithfall: I think my man they were received. They (the will be quite onvalescent by that defendants) said they had given time (laughter). book all the notes they had received:

0180.

Mr. Norrington said the re- quest was very difficult in this It was the sequel to a case where men were tried criminally with being in possession of two bags full of notes, and after a certain number had been paid admitted over the defendant there was a balance.

Mr. Hodgson :-There was no balance over.

was no uso

Mr. Norrington said there wae a balance over as he saw it him- self and it

the Assistant Crown Solicitor saying that it was not 80. There had been an altoration in the amount, of it since. He (Mr. Norrington) know the bilanos when he took over the $66,000 in notes.

Mr. Hodgson said he wanted to know all,

His Lordship:-You must make out all the numbers. Don't you know the denomination of the notes, fives or what?

Mr. Norrington said they were. ten dollara notes he saw in the possession of the defendant.

Mr. Hodgson:He must prove how many notes.

His Lordship:-Were they in

a bag

Mr. Norrington:Yes, they

were mixed up by the police.

NO HURRY.

Case that has Lasted

for Three Years.

In the Summary Court, this morning, the Sai Chi Fat firm eued Au Yow Wing and othera for the sum of $1,000.

Mr. C. F. Mason of Messra, D'Almada and Mason, appeared for the plaintiff, sad Mr. Donnya Jr. of Messrs. Dennya and Bɔw- ley, for the defendant.

Mr. Dennye: I don't think there is any hurry about this case. Will your Lordship allow it to stand over?

Mr. Mason: My clients are eager to have if finished:

Mr. Dennya: The case is three years old, and it cannot be very pressing if it has been allowed to go for three years.

His Lordship: I don't know when I oan take it.

Mr. Mason: The it had better go over for a week, my Lord.

Mr. Hodgson said that he would EUROPEANS SENTENCED.

have toshow what notes belonged

to him.

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Hear.

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Humidity.

Winda

Force.

Shing. Br. ss. 1,170, Hussey, 16th Wostook 70 30.22 7 10 nne 10

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Nemuro 60 29.73 M. & Co.

Hakodate

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Field for Salgon Choyang for Canton Montiagle for Vancouver Hue for Haiphong Lachow for Shanghal

Kohima

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Weather.

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AND YOKO (Capt. D. Asbury HAMA.........beïs

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For Freight, or Passage apply to

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Derwent for Salgon Koorber for Trieste Kutsang for Japan Sabine Blokmers for Canton

January 16.

Felching for Shanghai Devanha for Shanghai Egypt for Bombay

Mr. Norrington-am saing Six Months for Frauds on Shop Philippine Islands-Per BUNGRIANG, Chongve for K. C. Wan

for the notes that belong to us.

After further argument his Lordsbip intimated that he could not hear any more about the case to-day, and said that Mr. Norring ton had better give particulars. The case would therefore have to atand over.

Mr. Norrington then asked for the case to be adjourned sine die.

This was agreed to.

In the case in which Mo Kwai sued the Captain Superintendent. of Police for the recovery of a hag, Mr. Hodgson said he wanted to

know what the bag was.

Mr. Norrington said the onus

"was on the defendants..

His Lordahip eaid he would have to prove what was in the bag.

Mr. Hodgson And you must say when they were seized..

Mr. Norrington-I will give the particular date, my Lord.

The hearing of the case was adjourned sine die.

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The thres Europeans, Kelly, Baxter, and Be: oman, who were charged with mmitting certain frauds on Hongkong shopkrapora, were each sent to gal by Mr. Wood, at the Pulics Court, yesterday, for six months with hard labour.

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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

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Per sa. Dovanha from Bombay eto, on the 16th IntMr and Mrs Uffé, Capt and Mrs Sanderson. Capt and Mra Ivena, Mr

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|Hongkong, Obiervatory, Jan. 18th-

1 Barometer. reduced to 32 degrees

| Fahrenheit on the level of the san in in-

hos, tenths and hundredths.

2 Temperature, in the shade, in dogress | Fahrenheit.

3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation,

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O Rain in inches, tenths and hundredths

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Previous

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H.K. Observatory, 16th Jan.

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