Q—Were you with the last wit: neat on Jue 1. 4
Q—Did you assist lim to arrest anybody?
Q—Who?
A—No. and 2 ascused.
Q—What wore they doing?
A—o start off, P. CE. Bebonin and 1 wars patrolling "Nenking Road. When we came to the boundary of Central district, whioh is Stanse Road, we natived a crowd near Fokien Road. We walked duc west towards the crowd, and when we got there, we noticed the first accused playing a very promment part in the crowd, He was standing in front waving his hanes towards the eroed. - Sometimes his hack was towards tts and some hie was being us. At the tin remarked (9 my colleague weill have to watch this fellow." We met D. 8. Papp and walked towards the Station with him, We late and came 1 we arrived at Fokien Road, we saw the tram fears were being stopped. I may' state it was past Fokien Road at anil on the north side of the tramway line, T saw a fellow with a blu: gown and the fest accused walking out in front of the tramway lines. The first accused was ploying a prominent part. Then a Ford car came as if from the south, going due north, We tower leit and reared him. When about 10 fect from the crowd, got hold of hint Jand a Special Constable came across to. help us take him' the Station.
Assessor:—You actually saw him breading the straw?
A—No, when T came on the! jecene, he was bending down as though prepared to lift a picul two and throw it towards the leentre of the roa Q-How many bundles?
AMT could not telt exactly. Tt was distributed on both rails About 9 inches thick: and 1 yard long.
Q—Was there only one bundle?
ANo, Ta: ing to the si 2 of 1 hundi of witness). the evidence!
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