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SEVERAL CHARGES OF EMBEZZLEMENT

|à result of which the two remain-

ing charges were laid."

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Mr. Mackinlay thon called evi dence in support of his outline.

Sit Hin-sang, a salesman employed at the Kwong San Yuen firm, stated that he had been with the Kwong On Woo firm which had just gone bankrupt and which a had business dealings with Arn- Geoffrey Fitzgerald Gilbert, former employee of Mesara. Arn-hold & Co. hold & Company, Ltd., was you- On October 15 and 16 he took terday committed to stand his delivery of 20 bags of "Put Chuk" trial at the next Criminal Sessions from Arnhold and Co. on behalf by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen, at the of the Kwong On Woo firm. for Central

three which he paid two sums of money Magistracy, on charges of embezzlement of | amounting to over 58,000. Thei monica, amounting to over $14-money was given to a man named 000, from the Company.

Tang Pak-ping, a shroff employed by Arnhold & Co., who gave him

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receipt. The shroff then gave: the money to a man named Ah Ma who in turn passed it to the de- fendant.

Another 15 bags were taken de J.livery of on October 17 for which the sum of $4.828.85 was paid.

The charges against defendant were that on October 17 he did ombezzle $4,828.85 from the Com- pany; on October 16 $3,077.92, and on October 15 $6,604.88.'

Mr. W. A. Mackinlay, of Messrs. Deacons, prosecuted, and Mr. M. D'Almada ilemedios appeared for the defendant.

Gülbert was allowed to be vented during the proceedings,

Before the proceedings, Mr Macfadyen naked

whether the charges were related to ono an- other.

Mr. Mackinlay replied they were really related to each other. They really formed one transac tion throughout the three days.

Mr. Macfadyen remarked he froposed to treat them charge.

Mr. Remedios concurred this proposal.

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Iu Pak-leung, accountant of the hnd dealings with Amhold & Kwong Wau Chung firm, suid they

took delivery of five bags of "Put Company. On October 15 they Chuk" for which they paid $1,664- 88. He paid this money to Ah Tang, who chopped his book and also stuck on the stamp for the receipt. He saw Ah Tang put the money in a drawer. Ah Ma was present.

Handed to Defendant. Tang Pak-ping, shroff at the with Bonham Strand branch of the Company, satu that his duties were to receive moncy and hand the money over to Ma Siu-cheung, On October 15, Sit Hin-sang paid in $5,000. He handed this money to Ma,,who noted the receipt of it In the book. Ma handed the money and the book over to the defendant. On the same day It Pak-leung also paid in $1,000. He gave that money also to Mn. He also received $1,300 odd from the Wing Hing Cheung firm and $2,000 odd from Sau

Cho-tong. who also paid in $1,300 odd, the balance of their accuunt. On Oc- tober, 18 he received $3.000 add from the. Kwong On Who firm, which was the balance of their 17 he re- account. On October celved another sum of $4,800 odil

Woo firm. from the Kwong On These montes he handed over to Continued on Page 11.

was on

Prosecution's Conc. Outlining the case for the pro- secution, Mr. Mackinlay said: "The facts shortly are as follows. The defendant

employed by Messrs. Arnhold & Co., Ltd., un- dor agreement, and he was at the time, and had been for some time past, acting as manager of the branch shop in Bonham Strand. That branch dealt almost entire ly with the sales of a commodity known as 'Put Chuk, which understand is a sort of medicinal root. Defendant's duty WOR to aupervise the anlon, to collect money and pay in to the head oineo. The business cash baals. The procedure adopt- ed when any anies were made, was that the purchase price was paid to the shroff. Tang Pak-ping, who, la the normal way, would chop the dealers' book, and issue receipt. He then handed the money over to a salesman, who entered it in n cash book, which was kept in English, and he then took the money to the defendant, whose duty. It was to count the money and check it, and then initial the cash book. It was then the duty of the defendant to enter particulars of the amount in what was known as the paying-in book, and also to make out a credit alip which was a memorandum giving particulars of the amount for book-keeping purposes. Then he should take the money, paying-in book and credit slin to the head ofco in Gloucester Building. The

money was to be paid over to the. cashier, and he signed the paying-

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Thirty Bags Missing. "With regard to stock," tinued Mr. Mackinlay, "the posi-. tion was that not more than fifty bags were ever kept in Bonham Strand and the stock was check- ed from time to time by a clerk named Gomes, On October 17. Gomes happened to pass by, and called in at the Bonham Strand branch, and asked the defendant if he might check the stock. He did so and discovered that there were thirty bags missing-thero were 17 bags in the stock, and there should have been 47 accord- ing to his records. He did not say anything to the defendant at the time, but went back to the head office and reported it to the manager, who instructed him to get in touch with the defendant. He was not able to do so, and he later heard that after he had left the branch office a further 16 baga had been sold and that defendant had received the money for those bags. Further efforts were made during the course of the evening. to get in touch with the defen- dant, but it was not until 8 o'clock the following morning that Mr. Becker, the accountant, was able to see him. A conversation then took place, and as a result of Mr. Becker's report a warrant WAB Issued on the charge of $4,800. Further enquiries were mode, as

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