At the hearing on Nov.
Vang. a shop assistant Village, said in answer to questions ut to him by Mr. Chatterton, that he saw the three accused, accompanied by a Chinese, on a street at about 5 Pam. on October 22. The frst accused sold him a bottle of eye-medicine and seven packages of cough mixture. He later saw them enter a restaurant with the Chinese.
Tiong Fong-sung, shop assistant, said the three Indians came to his shop for food that day, accompanied bby a Chinese. They were in the shop for about an hour and a half, buying "24 coppers worth of wine, some /meat, and some Chinese bread." 'The Chinese was wearing' dark green suit. Shown a blood-slained grey [serge jacket and trouters, he identi-fled them as having been worn by the Chinese.
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