Gulzara Singh pleaded guilty to the Jcharge of returning to China after Ibeing deported from this country by lorder of H.M. Court on April 8, 1927, following 9 term of imprisonment of 18 months' hard labour. On Monday lone month's imprisonment, at the con-Jclusion of which he will again be deported to India and will pay $200 towards the expense of his redeportation. "Mr. F. G. Livingstone, acting on {the instruction of the Crown Advojeate, conducted the prosecution.
The accused made three requests. First, that his deceased wife left a bank book with another Indian watch-Jman and he wanted to recover it. ISecondly, that.he had some money Jnidden in the ground and he. also Jwanted to recover that. Lastly that the would be very thankful to be leant back to India.
Regarding the buried money, Mr. [Livingstone said it appeared that a certain amount was hidden under~ Jground in a Japanese mill in Chinese Erna es Ges nat ae wats sere Sinan nay ate hee ser Rone were. fon seo ey Deine a dat Side aicendet tae" cal Pil She Sena a ete ire Laer cla ied Bil hal Another Case of Acid-Throwing "Teangular love" was believed to be the ensue of an add-throwing Incident which landed Wa Shine, young' Chinese git in' the. Firs pect Distiet"Gourt"on Tuesday (Get. 29). Wa wan remanded ater heating.
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Siam received serious burt fom the acid ahd it war fared that She would be deterred for ite, Guestined by the Court, the accused sated that she and' Mss Pian Both loved one: Zeng Sung, She, the accused continued: wanted marty Zeng. bot the miler Slared they coild not "get attical {ples se Blan "was "removed She then cided to throw sca the complainant ut had po inn: to°ki hen the accused said Inquest in Police Hospital Moji Road Shooting Development An inquest over the body of Thakar Singh was held in the Police Hospital on Tuesday (Sept. 25) by H. M. Coroner, Mr. 1. T. Morris. Nawab Khan a ship's watchman, identified the body, saying that he knew the deceased for about a year. He last saw the deceased alive on September 10, when the latter was employed on one of the P.&0. steamers as watchman. The inquest was ad-I journed sine die.
While the police prosecution against him on charges of murder and. attempted murder was proceeding in the First Special District Court, Woo Shih-eu, alias Woo Tsang-sung, 41 year old land broker, instituted a private criminal prosecution against his uncle, Woo' Kung-sung, on Thursday afternoon. The hearing was adjourned to next week.
'The land broker was arrested by' loticers of Gordon Road Station at 18-19 Moll Road a week ago following was killed. According to the police prosecution, the accused, in a dispute over land with his relatives, wanted to kill his uncle. The bullet struck his wife who was then next to his uncle.
Emphatically denying the charges, the accused stated that he produced his pistol for self-defence when he was badly assaulted by his uncle and four cousins. The shot, he said, was accidentally fired. That he charged his uncle with criminal assault.
Shroff Accused of Embezzlement Charged with embezzling $3,63051 between January and September this year at Messrs. Calstroni, Hsieh €o, 110 Hankow Road, by virtue of his' occupation as a shroff, Loo Chu-oe, 40, was remanded till October 4 by the First Special District Court on Friday. The complainant was Mr. P. J. Barrera, a partner of Messrs, Barrera, Hsieh & Ca. sixty Accused of Gambling Sixty Chinese were in the First Special District Court on Monday, Jcharged with conducting or participate engin gambling, Twenty-four of these were arrested by officers of Hongkew Jin a Cantonese temple off Woochang Road, which, instead of being a place for prayer, had been turned Into a gambling house recently, according! to the Police. Each of the accused was fined $15 or, alternatively, 15 days. 'The "other prisoners were! rounded up by Louza officers in a room of the Wukong Hotel, Fukien Road, on Sunday, and 16 Nylon Tseng] Fong' Alieyway, off Hupeh Road, last Saturday. One of them ws sentenced to one month's imprison. ment while the others were ordered to pay fines ranging from $100 to $10 each.
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