Biographical informationAh Woon (3) was employed as a waiter in the Inn at Roebourne in November 1881.
Ah Woon was reported as having been impudent to J. S. Best who threw a cup of tea over him. Ah Woon hit Best in the ribs and a fight ensued. The Roebourne Court found both parties to blame (C).
In 1896 Ah Woon was employed as a grass cutter in Roebourne. He and Leon King sued Henry Gillam, manager of H.W. Sholl & Co., Roebourne, for £4 and £5 respectively for Wages due. Gillam sought to sue them in return for £4 for breach of agreement in their unlawfully absenting themselves from his service. Ah Woon was awarded £1 9s 4d. Gillam's case was dismissed.Other nameAh Woon (differentiated name)
