Charged with larceny of money, fountain pens and a watch from the offices of the Jardine, Matheson and Ca. Mill Department at 27 the Bund on Sunday afternoon, Tsang Zung-kee, a coolie employed at 61 Peking Road, was brought before the First Special District Court yesterday morning when the case was remanded for one week to enable detectives to conduct—furth investigations into the man's activities. The accused was released from the Ward Road gaol on September 18, afler serving a six-month sentence for a similar offence.
At about 12 noon on Sunday, the accused entered the offices of the Mill Department. Mr. J. R. Mother-sill, manager of the department, was in his ofice at that time and Tsang hid himself until the former had left the premises and had locked the door after himself, Tsang then opened, Mr. Mothers drawers and stole $150. After this he entered the sub-manager's office where, after opening the safe with a key he had im his possession, he found more keys. He then paid a visit to an adjoining office where 8! he opened the drawers and stole $850, two fountain pens and à watch.
Locked In Tsang t he had locked As he was preparing leave; to
himself in. Undaunted at the turn of events he donned an Ewo long "Some British bombers on Satur, night dropped high-explosive and at several points: iz
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.