10.
or a
of $150 which Major Caine's Comprador, Comprador named Le-een-teen said I should
pay monthly. This sum
I paid on three
occasions. I had a dispute with the Comprador
about it, and said that it was impossible I
money, but the Comprador.
could afford to pay this money,
said that
my
brother had paid it before. I was
at the Government. Offices and mentioned. this
а
ad
hardship to Mr Tarrant. Mr Tarrant said,
choose to
go to
to
" this payment is not proper, if you pay it you may pay it," and told me to Mr Cleverly. Mr. Tarrant
as to what I was to
Never had
any
never did instruct
me
say
conversation with Mr. Farrant
the
to the Attorney General
on the subject either before or during investigation.
you
Questioned by the Court: Did
5th Mitacss, Frong Attie __ sunn
I
am a
Sworn!
283
Contractor employed by ships
of war . I have had conversations with several different persons relative to the investigation which
held before Mr Campbell, Aoan, Lo-een-teen,
was
and
Afoon. Questioned by the Court. Do you remember Afoon going to Major Caine's
6th July, Instant, and what did he
on
say
the
on
that occasion? I went to Major Caine's house:
with loan and
Afoon
on the 6th July in the I remained below whilst Afoon and
morning. Avan went up stairs. On the previous evening
I was at the gate of the market with loan when we asked Afoon "what is this proceeding, about the market?" Afoon replied "this does
not come
from my
heart at all Mr Tarrant
told me to do it." that he would be obliged
you
or did
Mr. Farrant in
your
not mention the
of conversation with Major
name
if I would
I go to Major Caine and tell him
Caine? I did not.
(Signed).
Wei-Moon [in Chinew]
g
that he wished to see him and tell him so.
Questioned by the Court. Do
Major Caine refused to see
know that
you
Moon
on
the