lo HAM. Police ¢ ne before Mr. A. J. Martin, Registrar, the charges of assault, preferred by the Bureau of Foreign Affairs ingh—on behalf of n adjourned from!
Maitland represented defendant, It is alleged that on that.
Chin-pao with Koo said that he ined the injured man shortly. after 11 pam. and found a wound, centimetres Jong, on the top of th. head.
His shoulder was swollen and it appeared that he had suffered feral injuries to one lung, the opinion being the most juand, in eross-examina.
ipgested' that, inasmuch as: station, to which com-was taken, was only from the "hospital, id the assault took place before 6 am., that the injured man must have soffcred munch because of the delay. Wikness said that he would have lost more blood, otherwise the delay would have been immaterial, Me. Maitland:—What are your]
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His Honour explained that it was customary for expert evidence to be challenged until the expert's status was established, whereupon witness: replied that he' was a graduate of Nanyang Medical School, had a permit to practice medicine, and was a member of the Chinese Medical sociation. He had been a doctor the Foo Ming Hospital for three yea: identified oat said that,
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