Thursday before Judge King, the action of the Asia Sung Sian-range admitted that Wa lived at 741 Burkill Read and when this place was visited under the pillow, on 1 hed two pistols, 32 and were found. Wa said he had obtained them from a friend, Tsung who had 'a got them from Sung Sinusung, Sung admitted having received the pistols and said he got then from Zung Dah-mine, and gave an address where the last mentioned wax to be found. Zune was then arrested and brought to the station, where ho admitted having had the pistols and hho had received them from an Thdian watchman employed by the MACK, coal yard at Pootung. The Det-Sert, had showed him four photographs of the four men who had been employed there anil he had picked out the accused aa the man from whom he had received the These pistols were sent on Marcti 29 to Gordon Rend Police Station where they were identified as having been used ina murder'at 3. Dent. Lane. The witness had visited Way side station and had ascertained that a marder had taken place on February 20, Ito next went to Dent Lane and two female occupants of the house he took to West Hongkew Police station, where an_itentification parade was held, One of the women identified Sune Sinw-sung out of 31 other prisoners as being concerned. Sung had then admit= ted participation.
The next witness was Sung Siags sung who said that a robbery had been suggested to him by Zeng Isia Dab-young at a house in Saigon Road. The last mentioned had wanted to borrow a pistol from the accused Indian who was present. The two went outside the door and witness saw a pistol handed to the Chinese, The next day the attempted robbery took place, He was stairs when Zimz hai a row with the riesha coolie they had used and fired at and Killed him. The day after Sung went to Saigon Road with Zang to. sive nek the pistol but" left before the Tndian appeared.
On March 24, witness said, Cha Ming-tuh told him of opium and
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