Traffic Passed at a High Speed with Margin of Six Inches In, M, Police Court, on Thursday, 4 youth named H. R, Eveleigh was charged before Mr. G, W. King with driving a motor cycle past other vehicles travelling in. the same direction and with not glowing down when passing over a crossing.
Capt. D. R. Wahl, Assistant Commissioner of Police (Traffic) said that, at 12.15 p.m. on Septemder 22, he was driving in a motor gar in' Bubbling Well Road, near Mohawk Road. The defendant, on:
motor cycle, came from behind and passed witness's car and several others on the left side. In front there: was a tramcar and several Hieshas. Defendant was travelling about 18 miles an hour and, without lowing down at the crossing, cut through between the tramear and the rieshas, with barely' six inches to spare' on either aide of the machine, Tt was a very dangerous act, Inspector Eva suid that there wax conviction against the defendant in June, for speeding. On. that occasion he said he was in a hurry.
Defendant said he had no excuse the rules as to the prohibited area'?
Magistrate—Don't you
Defendant—t do, Fined $5.
{THE Japanese consular police believe they have obtained an import: ant clue as to the instigators of the recent bombing incident at the Consulate and two detectives have gone to Canton, to which city it is under~ stood the terrorists have fled. Two Koreans who were detained in, con-released.
Jnexion with the outrage have been Wen the claim of the Shanghab Gold Exchange against W. B. Wil-. kinson again came before the Regis trar, Mr. G. W. King, in H. M. Su~ preme Court, on Thursday, proof of Substituted. service was given and, as the defendant did not appear, the application of Mr. J. R. Jones (for the plaintiffs) for three months'! Tent of offices at 16 Jinkee-Road at:" Tls. 155: ner month, possession of the, Premises ang costs was granted:
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