in the West Hon in 1916 he had not heard thing about opium searches that year, but he had seen something in the papers about them.
Statements were then heard from 11 #%- other accused in turn with the exception of Zing Pau-tsao the fifth accused who has Idenied being concerned in the affai~ in unite of the fact that Lo he# been identified upon several occasions as being one of the party.
Dr. Fisher, for Dong Sz-hai, thea somewhat lengthily summed up his defence, emphasizing that he maintained the opium taken was not legitimate but smuggled, and that, therefore, the case was not one of simple robbery. Following D1. Fisher. Mr. H. D. Rodger briefly summed up his case for Wong Woo zong. the third accused and the chauffeur, Doo Sion-ching, after Iwhich the case was remanded until Friday morning when judgement will be given.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.