The Archive · 1934

First Special Court

Theft of Council OMicial's Car Responsible for the larceny of the motor car belonging to Mr. Nash, of the Public Works Department, two unemployed Chinese were sentenced to six months' imprisonment each by the First Special District Court on Tuesday (Nov. 27).

Nash ott his ear on Burkill Road and entered a theatre when the accused seized it and drove it to the North Railway Station where they used it for hire and robbed a Chinese passenger of several pieces of luggage. The Chinese passenger, who was no other than the railway guard chief the Chengting-Taiyuan Railway, was taken to Chapel in accused's car leave ts granted to the following from the dates specified:

Mr. A. C, Brennan-Craddock, Senior [Assistant Engineer from May 19, 1035.

Mr. J. A. C. Law, Assistant Engineer from February 26, 1 Mr. A. Kliene, Clerical Assistant from March 2, 1935.

Mr. J. D. Davies, Clerk-of-Works from December 4, 1934.

Inspector G. W.

Morris from February 5, 193 Education Department.—The signation of Mra, D. Abigail, Assistant Mistress, Thomas Hanbury School for Girly. Is accepted with effect from

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