Mixed Court Gate Against Seuwen's Union Official Pardon ed by, Dr. Sun "The coe of—During Bing-sung again in the Mixed dnesilay. Accused was charged with obtaining goods by sloans' of false pretences, passing {worthless cheques whilst wel Fknowing that he had no money in the bank, Dot.-Sgt. Tinkler, in. formed the "Bench tht focused. had absconded, but that countant in his office had een ted. stated chok fo taksang toe: oer Mr." Maitland (prosecuting),
make" an sua the would outline the man's career.
was the instigator of a
utter leaving Hongkong, wont aber of seamen' stk Chinton where. hes murdered wife ud a policeman and. wound~ fxd number of other people. For thin he was sentenced, in 1922, to 30 years' imprisonment, but waa pardoned by Dr. Sun Yatson when he got back into power. Dauag then went to Hongkong, where an order of deportation was Vroade weainst him for a- period of 10. yeara heeauss "the Coloniat authorities found. that he was a desperate chareter and x menace ta the pouce anil good order of the Colony... Counsel would therefor ask that an" expulsion order muaite auninst him by the Mixed Court so that he would not be permitted tt trside hero any The Cou granting Mr, Maitland's application, suid thas the warrant "against accused would stand, but, if he were found the Settlement again, he would be fon the charges of false pretences "and, if found guilty, have to serve his sentence, after Lich he would he expelled from the Settlement.
Tu the case tthe account. ant, who was ul. with aiding and. ahetting, Det-Sgt. Tinkler stated that the Police or counsel for the prosecution did not object to hail, which was accordingly: fixed at $600.
The cash bail of $600, put up by Dung, who has since ed, was ordered to he for
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