A raid conducted in the western district early on Thursday morning officers of the 5.M.P. Praffic Depart. by Inspector Coghlan and other ment resulted in the seizure of a quantity of arms and ammunition, and an_ opium smoking outfit. Armed with a search warrant, the officers visited the Fei Lung motor garage in Bubbling Well Road, and there are understood to have dis-! covered two automatic.pistals, eight boxes of ammunition, three rounds of rifle ammunition, five wooden automatic pistol cases, four jars of opium, and two opium lamps and pipes.
Two Chinese were arrested, Zung Ah-pung, proprietor cf_ the Fei Lung garage, and Tsung Nyuitsang, a salesman, and later in the morning they were brought up ab the Mixed Court, before Mr. Allman and Magistrate Yui, and charged with storing the ammunition and opium.
Inspector Coghlan gave brief evidence as to executing the search warrant and discovering the alleged contraband articles, and Mr. E. T. Maitland, Police Legal Adviser, then asked for ai remand for one week.
Dr. O. Fisher, appearing for the accused, opposed this application and applied for bail, pointing out that, even if the accused were found guilty, the offence was punishable with a fine, under Article 205 of the Chinese Criminal Code. He
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