They then sent to the accased's house where they had a long wait, and later sceotpanied the accused to the corner of Yahang one Miller lowed and the tithe Japanese bar at 38 Yuhang Road. He came out with a pistol (produc ed) and ten rounds of ammunition, Schich, witness handed in to Hong-
Kew Police Station.
On the following day he waited Jat the Hongkew Hotel while Dr. Tsun went to fetch the accused from his house. He wished to buy more pistols, but the accused object ed -that the hotel was too well patronized by the police, and witness then suggested that they fo to his house. The accused object ed also to the house, there being a ricsha hong there and many peopl moving about. They then made an appointment for the next day.
The following morning he sent Dr. Tsun, Tsang Ah-mau, and the Japanese who had first spoken to him about the matter to the ac~ cused's house in a ear, They brought the accused to his house and. together "they went to deliver the pistols in Haskell Read. On the way they stopped and the accused had some conversation with a Japanese who was waiting at the corner of Haining and Kansa Ronds. They then went to 36 Haskell Road, a Japanese hotel. They went to a room, all except Teang Ah-mau, who he told to go to the police station and fetch the detectives. After some discussion, daring which the accused suid that he wou'd sell the pistols ten at a time- a Japanese who was with the accused produced two baskets (oxhibited en court), one of which cor tained nine Mausers and the other 500 younds of ammunition.
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