Office was charged, before Judge Wan and Mr. Shimizu, with having assaulted Mr, A. Shields, Commis sioner of Posts, at 2 p.m, on Thurs day of last week, Insp. Jefferson said that accused was employed in the Chinese Post Office and, four days ago, was transferred from one department another. Accused resented this about 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, assaulted the complain-After hearing evidence, wit ness would ask the Court to remand the case to enable the sanity of the accused to be tested by a doctor.
Mr. A. Shields said that, on Thursday afternoon, he was coming out of his office when he was assault by accused. "He seemed like savage tiger. "He did not appear to be quite same. He has nothing against me, as he is a sorter in the Post Office and is not in my department," eaid witness.
Accused said that he had been employed at the Post Office for the Inst three years. A Chinese in charge of his department told him that he, (accused), was sick and that he should have to see a doctor.
Accused said that he refused to do this and the foreman reported him to the Commissioner.
On Thurs-did not see a doctor he would discharge him.
The Court ordered a remand.
"Accused appeared again on Thursday when a doctor said he could not submit a proper report until next Monday. In the meantime, however, the man had been breaking up things at the police hospital and appeared as if he was not quite ne, A further remand was grant-
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