A Unique Prosecution at the Mixed Court: "Made by Japanese Two Chinese. shopkeepers were bound over at the Mixed Court on Monday morning by Messrs, Martin and Kuan to sell nothing in future which would cause breaches of the peace. Det.-Sgt, R. M. Tinkler, projeecuting, said that 11 phonograph Fecords were found in accuseds' shops at 240 Nanking Road, These were Chinese songs of a very antiforeign nature. A Japanese had made them for the accused atid he had been charged and ordered by. the Japanese Consular Court not to make any more in future. The copper plate of the record with the remainder of the stock had been confiscated. "If the Court desires to hear the songs in Chin Det-Set. Tinkler, priate time or place to hear the records, and said they were not prepared to listen. The Court: then bound the men over. Mr. S. Moss appeared for the defence and me timated to the Court that his clients were prepared to plead guilty.
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