TO:
HIS EXCELLENCY SIR MURRAY
MACLEHOSE, KNIGHT COMMANDER
OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED
ORDER OF SAINT MICHAEL AND
SAINT GEORGE, MEMBER OF THE
ORDER OF BRITISH EMPIRE,
GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER IN
CHIEF OF THE COLONY OF HONG
KONG AND ITS DEPENDENCIES
AND VICE-ADMIRAL OF THE SAME.
IN THE MATTER OF a moral claim
to 173 rolls of cotton piece goods,
97,200 pieces of cassette tapes
and 206 numbers of garments by
Mr. Ng Tong Iok
and
IN THE MATTER OF Section 30(1)
of the Import and Export Ordinance,
Cap.60 of the laws of Hong Kong.
IN COUNCIL
THE HUMBLE PETITION OF Ng Tong
Iok of No.64 Ma Tau Kwok Road,
3rd Floor, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon in
the Colony of Hong Kong.
RESPECTFULLY SHOWS AS FOLLOWS :
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Your Petitioner is the owner of 173 rolls of cotton piece goods, 97,200 pieces of cassette tapes and 206 numbers of garments (hereinafter
referred to as "the said goods").
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SOEN ING FIA
On or about 20th February 1981, the petitioner engaged a Taiwanese
to ship the said goods to Taiwan.
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