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And what Madame Flint does you stand by, added Mt. Taylor..

My wife and I are not working for you now?--You loft without notice.'

Is Mr. Geoffrey working for the enfor I don't know.

I suggest that your evidence, with one or two exceptions, is tissue of lies? lon't agree.

Cause For Dissatisfaction.: Questioned by Inspector Phillips, witness said he did not struggle with the police officer. Witness said he was in his usual condi- tion, and agrood that he made a statement to the police when he was in hospital.

Madame Flint was then callel. and said she had had considerable enuse for dissatisfaction with Mr. Mrs. Taylor. Witness said that at tifin on one day sho sug- gested that Mr. Taylor should rest during the afternoon, or else he would not be fit for work at night, Mr. Taylor was drunk on that oc- casion..

Witness also "said that she ob- jected to Mrs. Taylor attending at the service bar. She wanted man to be there, and said she told Mrs. Taylor that, this was Hong- kong and not a' Concession.

She admitted employing Mr. Geoffrey, and said she had no re- ferences from Shanghai about Mr. Taylor.

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Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. Sometimes they started drinking shortly after nine o'clock in the morning, and during the day he served them many drinks. Mr. Taylor had drinks from his own bottles and also drinks from other bottles.

Mr. Taylor's bottles were 'pro- duced in Court, a whisky, gin, and vermouth. Mr. Taylor said they were opened on the 10th.

In reply do'a question by Mr. Taylor, witricas said he had been spoken to about the quality of the drinks he produced.

M. Hugh Jones: What did he complain about?-He said I should not put cherry brandy in Singapore gin alings, but red wine,

This concluded the evidence, and Mr. Hugh Jones went on to review the ease. Dealing with the sum- mons for abusive language against Me, Durand, Mr. Hugh Jones said Mr. Taylor alleged that he had been called - fool. That was flatly denied by, Mr. Durand, and two witnesses called by Mr. Taylor, and who were present at the time, said they heard nothing more than Mr. Durand saying smething about "wringing his neck."

No Abusive Language.

There was no corroborativè evid- ence, and if there was it negatived the idea, of Mr. Durand using bad language,

Mr. Lindsell said he agreed, and dismissed that summons.

Dealing with the police summons against Mr. Durand, Mr. Hugh Jones said defendant,was charged with fighting in the street. He submitted there was no evidence, and asked for that to be dismissed. His Worship said it was clear Mr. Durand was chased out of the cafe..

Mr. Hugh Jones said the police sergeant had stated that no, blows were exchanged.

Mr. Lindsell intimated that the police summons against Mr. Durand mast go on.

Regarding the assault on the police sergeant; Mr. Durand atly denied it. Here again there was no corroborative evidence, Mr. Durand had been upstairs engaged in a scuffle with Mr. Taylor and he was clearly running downstairs to got away from Mr. Taylor, who, on his own admission, was after him.

Not Act of Own Volition.

It was quite possible that Mr. Durand would struggle with "any- one in the street thinking It was Mr. Taylor or someone else inter fering. Mr. Durand, would be ex- cited, and if he did strike the police officer, it was not an act of his own volition.

Mr. Lindsell said he would con- vict on that summons.

..

Mr. Hugh Jones sald he then came to the summons which had caused all the trouble. This was taken out by Mrs. Taylor. Mr. Hugh Jones referred to the alleged kicking incident, and painted out that Madame Landau, who was standing near by, was not clear about what exactly happened, '· Such an incident would strike the eye of any woman; and bein- dellbly fixed in her memory. Thero was no suggestion of any other

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nesault, and be thought it was an entire fabrication,

"Purely Vindictive."

Then Mr. Durand was sum moned for calling her a fool, He thought. It was an entirely falso charge. The whole story put for ward seemed inconceivable,

Taking the general aspect of the case, if his Worship looked at the previous conduct of the parties it was clear they had been, at logger- heads right front the gth, so much so that on this particular evening they came to blows.

"I submit that these proceedings are purely vindictive, brought per- hups as a preliminary to the action now pending in another court. I swomit that they were brought knowing the charges were ab solutely false," Added Mr. Hugh Jones.

Mr. Lindsell said he was satis- fed that Mr. Durand did kick Mrs... Taylor, and that he used bad language to

her. He would be bound over in a personal bond of $100 to keep the peace for twelve months or the bad Inngange, and

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