Asked how he came to be con-med in the attempted sale of the -argo," witness answered that Daung' told him he was associated Detective John Gioulis, of the|was witness ness entered, and the "purchases" with Kentwel. He was instructed keep the matter secret, Before French Police, was the fist witness.|had sent there with money to buy the Nansiang business, witness had TEREST the probable output for the|*nOWN per "local barrister, appear-visited a house at Nanziang, situat-He stated that on Friday Inst he the notes.
Over 300 of the notes were pro-[bank-notes business; but. he knave never been concerned in the forged year, met yn, gentlemen, "alice Court on Before Mr. G. W. King at H. M: Jed about a mile on the Quinsan side duced by witness, being "Bank. of] man named. Wi had done some Gonel ale y gentleman, T Beigel with having in his custody or posses-half a mile off the railway turday charged|of the railway station line. Io to have been printed by the Ameri-|" about Communications" notesg, purporting of it, Witness went on to say that on Ridgewell, our sion forged bank notes purporting was a two-storeyed, foreign house, jcan Bank Notes Ca. two eetasions he visited No. 200 Blackhali, who] '2 be the bank notes of the Bank of|of 10 rooms, partly furnished, and] Mr. Newman reserved his cross- Hungjno, where Kentwell—whom he Communications contrary tothe arnd in private, garden."
The examination ofthe wie then knew only by. appearance fon Home leave, the subordinate Fereery Act, 1918, Sec.
British og wes fying: over the house.
There was a Chinese name A Visit to Nanziang lived: This was in the summer, Sunff on the estate and to Messrs.
Mr. H. Lipson Ward appeared to seven months ago. gate and on the Tsu Tsing-teng, who described Kennedy, Burkill & Ca., Ld., our prosecute on behalf of the French What did you go for?—I went lather a notice in Chinese. himself as an insurance broker, was agents, for the thorough manner in Police and the Bank of Communica-for pleasure, and came back in a Which they have looked after the tions, and Mr. M. L, Been represent-This notice (according to a trans-next called, and said that he was motor enr. of the estate and to whose Jed the accused. ation later put in) read: "Pro-detained by the French Police but Who else was there?—Seven or is due the steadily improving 'Mr. Ward said he proposed only lelamation issued at 'Pao,' the Brit had not yet been charged.
He was eight Chinese. condition of the property. to call evidence of arrest and then ish Consulate-General at Shanghai employed by the Internat Who were they?—I don't know That is all T have to say, gentle-ask for a remand, to which the Notice is hereby given that the dustrial Trading Ca., their names. These must be the men, but, before formally proposing Magistrate observed that the case buildings at this place are entirely Dzung [Jenson] was the proprietor), men who Were making the bank-the adoption of the report and ne~ obviously was one which he could' rented by a British subject. I, the fat 125 Szechuen Road.
He knew! notes.
to answer not try summarily.
Consul-General, issue this notice to Mr, Kentwell, having' beer Mr, Newman objected to this lust to the best of my ability any ques Det. Sgt. Tinkler gave evidence of confirm the same. Chinese soldiers troduced to im by Danny answer, and it was not recorded, lorresting the accused at No. 1 Soo-Jand others are not allowed to enter, months ago, and had seen him on tions you may wish to ask.
Witness, asked what was being wand no questions, and the [chow Road at 10.30 on Friday night,[ damage or create a disturbance several occasions since. Al Yeolations were proposed" warrant issued by the French therein, ete. I bin Hereby request [monte sree companied Kent dong (he a mien raid'
seconded and carried unanimousunate: [Police. The warrant "having been|the competent Chinese aut well and Dzung and two other, on be be. oat
ver to him and the usual] or organizations to protect the same Chinese on visit to the house at) his second visit, he saw some photo The Resolutions leaution given, accused said: "Well, [at all times in order to comply with Nanziang, They ern Bank.
T think you will find that all this the terms of the Treaty.
Deung's motor houseboat, the journey being made graphs of notes of the South East-thie: directors the di port and is false."
Fr "From then, at intervals] September, 1024. ived ived at 2 o'clock in the after o'clock in th In anewer to further que adopted and passeds—Propased|conerved in ped te ved in the course of more or|the house, and of this notice, and ing oars paotnsat petvaranti. ner, about 7 o'clock, 'There be- half years' imprisonment on a 10 by Mr Ard, Welch nnd seconded by ews relevant conversation: aup-then ave. the: results ofa search", aeat for witncon atthe disney years sentence by the Mleed Court, Dare the fact that T have defended or the promises. In a small atic] SSU, he Hood outside, ard heart} in connexion with a eat for witness at the dinner years) sentence by the Mixed Coup charge of make That the appointments of Messrs.|Chineve accused in counterfeit note|room he found two pedal printing Chinere in. Englisi, not make them, ut living in the Swann and A, J. Welch as|casex may have a great deal to dol machines, inking rollers and a box chinese conversing in Engtia, not make thew, tus tit fe the ireetors of the company be con- with this ease." He. said! nothing]|of tools "in another similar room Shieh, witness understood by Mr. A. K-lelse having any direct bearing on Elsewhere, he found some books,|cbhis place tin vers mood" and un CCrutfock and seconded by bir, Che. charge xc'to the "Rapid. Platen
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