Shangha 26th September.
Hour:
(Acting El Karen Wi This i Edith nst Chamber Cooke for the 3 due for board lodging.
Defendant admitted that the money was owing. but said the debt was contracted to Wo Fob-kee, the lessee of Park House, for whom Mrs. Wilson was manag te He had given Wo Foh-keep promissory note due on the Ist November, and this had not been protested.
Jks, Wilson admitted that she was managing for We Fuh-kee, but said the latter held_her responsible for the boarders' payments.
His Lordship pointed out that the petition must be amended to make Wo-Foh-kee the plaintiff. and adjourned the hearing until Wednesday, in order that Wo Foh-kee can atend himself or be represent-d by a solicitor.
I 30th September. hang the defendant is sum of $128, was brought up former hearing' been for the appearance of the proper plaintiff Wo Foh-kee.
In reply to his Lordship Ma, Edith Wilson said that Wo Foh-kee wished to settle the matter out of court.
His Lordship dismissed the suit and ordered plaintiff to pay costs. He explained plaintiff would have to pay costs as jad not appeared when he should have done so,
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