Saturday, Judge Liang Lone heard charge preferred by the S.M.P. against a tried and trusted servant of the Court, one who had been connected with the old Mixed Court for 12 years, and with the Provisional Court Accused was Zau Tz-woo, a judge's writer, who was faced' with the following charge, by moaria. of false pretences caused Tsang Kai-sung to deliver to him certain money with intent to make it his own." Mr. P, W. Goldring, Assist ant Prosecuting Solicitor, appeared for the Police.
The circumstances are as fof-lows:—In July of last year a Chin~ ese who was associated with the Universal Egg Supply Company of uihovten at Hankow. However, he Legation isnot in a position designate the aren under which the Stthorites of the Nanking abie, the authorities at Hanow may Srorise control; nov isin a pose tion to state what, if any, political or administrative relationships) exists between them."
His Honour's Questions chief Mivistry. of Communications of the Nationalist. Government gave petitions inst Wendell W. Pat-morning to Mrs. Clara D. Patten,
ten. Plaintiff was represented by Messrs. Chalaire & Franklin, and evidence was produced before the court of desertion by the defendant, who was an American sailor, in Manila in 1925.
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