Court' for' China on March heard a case in which Mr. P.
Crawley, living at 673 Avenue Joffre, was charged with assaulting Mr. J. B. Manley, at the Hartzenbusch Garage, and imposed a fine of G.850 with an alternative of 90 day's imprisonment, with costs, Dr. G. Sellett prosecuted while Mr. F, J. Schuhl appeared for the accused. The latter before any witness were called asked Judge Purdy not be prejudiced by the mumber of police from the Municipal Police Training School who were in court as he explained, they were there to learn and not to prosecute the defendant and hoped that they would benefit by the hearing.
The complainant was the first to ive evidence, saying that he was an tin chartered accountant employed by Messrs. Mortimer Reid & Slee and met the accused at Hartzenbusch's Garage on March, 15 where he
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