Story of a "Corner" concern, but witness could not get|sion occurred about 3.02 p.m. in them to return it. The piece of fine weather: ebb tide, the tide land in question was mortgaged tojhaving turned about 2 p.m. The the Mission de Kiangsi for Tis. stories as usual are divergent. 10,000, and the land registered in the name of the Mission. Witness Crossinc THE River. had never received any money to pay off the mortgage. The Mission foreclosed, and witness arranged a loan of Tls. 13,000 from Pastor The cargo boat's version is that she left the Customs and proceeded across. She saw the steamer, which turned out to be the Hoihow, The case in which Mr. Tam Wa Kranz, a German subject, transis being sued for the return of a ferring the land to him from the coming up at a point below the plot of land at Yangtszepoo, or its Mission.
Soochow Creek on the Shanghai side of the river, and she paid no value, by the widow of a member During the war the land was re-further attention to her, until she tinued at H. M. Supreme Court Enemy Property. Later, the Cus- [Beard the notice of the. propeller, of a Chinese syndicate, was con-transferred to the Custodian of Jast Friday before His Honour torian pressed for payment of the late tends. anything, and though Judge Grain, mortgage, and witness obtained the the men yulohed as hard as they Plaintiff gave evidence that her necessary cash, a Chinese who now husband was a clerk in the held the title deeds having could, they were run into by the stem of the steamer, being hit a Municipal Council tax office. He was not a wealthy man, but he had charge of Tls. 10,000 on the Proper, [little aft of amidships on, the port a share of Tls. 2,000 in the|¥) shat he could for the widow, as a Side and cut in two.
The cargo boat turned over and sank: the syndicate.
After His' death she] friend of the family, to get her rman were thrown into the water applied to defendant for the title and were rescued by a police motor deeds of the land, but was unable and he gave permission for his launch and sampans, while the to get them. He had never refus-name to be used in a letter for this steamer proceeded on her way to ed to give them up, but after tell-purpose, but he would not have the wharf. There were two cargo ing her to get ready Tls. 2,000 agreed had he known that her hus-boats ahead of her, also proceeding which he had advanced her _husband's share in the syndicate was down the river but on the Pootung band, he then said she must wait only Tls. 2,000, for he had already side; while there was a coal barge for six months. made him a private loan to that amount. also' proceeding down river more In cross-examination, witness on the Shanghai side. and she be admitted that defendant told her lieves that it was to avoid this coal there was a mortgage on the land barge that the Hoihow swung to and he could not get the title deeds
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