Zan Fok-ring was recalled and ho stated that the lamp was taken upstairs.
did not know whether the lamp was Arter Pavsrciaxs, Meviciyes, asp brought down again or not.
Woo Zung-ki was next called and be Canon or Cuntate Farten to stated that the shop was owned by his Cone ta18 Coromno Gastirfather. A wholesale and retail bassinees was He Fouxp Penrect had been carried on for thirty years by his father. The socused bad been in Cone ix the business for six years, when the! retail business was commenced. Last year the shop was insured for Tie, 11,000. It had always been and the time of fire the insure amounted to Tls. 11,000. The silk was kept in cases and in two leather trunks in the middle room of the ground floor. On the night of the fire his brother sccompanied the shroff, who lived upstairs, to the theatre. Witness was sick and did not go. He went to sleep and subsequently he was awakened by a noise upstairs, and he saw flames bursting through the windows, He ran out, the building and brought out " book-shouting an alarm, and then returned to}
case which be deposited with a" friend. Bubsequently two native police officers took bim to the station, and Ister on
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