claim for one month's alimony In arrears, brought by Mrs. S. Moosa aguinst Mr. S. 8, Moosi in Supreme Court on August 24, was dismissed by Mr. C, H, Haines, acting Assistant Judge, who pointed out to Mrs. Moosa that her order for alimony expired when she obtained her decree absolute on May 4, He advised her to sec her counsel, and have him draw up a petition' for an order for permanent, alimony.
For striking a Chinese policeman, Me. EH. 7, Pilcher was fined and ordered to pay $50 damages by the Registrar, Mr. C. Mi. Haines, in M, Police Court, on August 26, Four trample offenders were fined by Mr, OG. H. Haines, Registrar, H. M, Police Court on August 28 for parking their ears during prohibited hours, contrary to the trate rogulaons.' They were Mr. W. J. Yetton, who was fined 10/-, having committed the same offence' on two separate dates, Mrs, G, Southerton, who was ned 5/-, Mr. J, Stewart Smith, who was fined 5/-, and Mrs. Vaudino Edkins, who was fined 5/:
Alexander Karolich, alleg Burto mi hai, who was charged in the First Special District Court with the theft of $200 from a foreign bank, was acfquitied on August 25, Vassily Ivanoviteh Colianoft, axed 5, was' sentenced to seven days by the First Special District Court. when he was found guilty on a charge of being drunk and disorderly Kiangse Road, near Hankow Road, at 620 p.m, on August 28, Wang Site Ah Yueh, who was lextraditod by the Settlement author ties to the Nantao Court on a charge of theft of pistols from the Nantao District Court's storage, has been sentenced to four years and six months' imprisonment, Twelve of the missing pistols have been re= covered, successive pocket "picking, Zeng Yung-tong, aged. 37, was sentenced 10 four' months' imprison ment in the First Special "District Court on Aug. 20, He was arrested in Avenue Rond, near Park Road, was alleged {0 have stolen $48. from 8 Chinese passenger In a railless, team on Aug. 27.
Posing as a. police ofoer, Yan Kanezung, unemployed, held' up a Chinese pedestrian near 96 Aventie Edward VIT at 11 pan. on August 21 A real police officer" who appeared fon the scene at the time took him a station, He was subsequently charged at the First Special District Court and sentenced to four months' imprisonment for legally searching ning their campaign against ea" car touts In the district, officers of Louza Station sent clgh= teen persons, including three boys, 'Aug. 29. One of the three boys, aged 15, was ordered to be sent toa reformatory, while the other two were cautioned' and released. The fifteen others were sentenced to detention ranging from five to seven days.
For having successively put into circulation counterfeit notes, Fong Lee-ung, aged 49, was sentenced by [Judge Feng in the First Special Dis trict Court on Aus. 26 to three year imprisonment. The accused was arrested at Sincere Co's roof garden fon August 13, when he used a Jcounterfeit note, In his possession were found twenty forged notes Jot $1 denomination. The accused fmvlieated "a shop proprietor and a Manager, who were acquitted by the Court that day.
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