For unlawfully assaulting another Indian named Ishar Singh on 'March 14 at North Szechuen Road, Battan Singh was brought before Mr. C. H. 'Haines, Registrar, in H. Mf. Police Court on March 19, After' evidence in the case had been heard, the case was adjourned. Bail was allowed the accused on his own recognizance of {$100 and two sureties of $200 each.
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SNe ana a hae Bree ce Pee The Trae Department of the oft Coy ea a Sree Se Sues Sau Behn yt a Beige tt res Lee ace coh Mr. F, A. Inglis was cautioned when he pleaded guilty to having parked his car in Peking Road for a period of 2 hours and 25 minutes over the permitted time. He pleaded inadvert-
Pleading guilty in a letter to having! parked his car in Bubbling Well Road opposite the Grand Theatre at a place where the curb was marked with Black and white tiles, Mr, D." Hislop was ted 5/-.' Mr. Hislop slated in his letter that he did not know that the curb was marked.
Mr. Haines fined Mrs. P. A. Corbett 5/- for passing three cars going in the same direction on Bubbling Well Road, near Chengtu Road, at 837 am. on. February 17, Mrs. Corbett pleaded gullly in a letter to the Court, Ox application of the S. Bf. Police, 'Venjamin Filaretow, a Russian child, was ordered by the First Special District Court on March 17 to be sent! to the convalescent home of the King's Daughters' Society for treat ment.
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