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satisfactory cofar facto : –
as concerno
the following
(a) that efforts had been made to induce U A-fung to leave Sökwawan.
(b) that,
on
the 10th ultimo, these efforts proved
successful, and UA-fung
Ch'an A-yeung, leave his home.
(C) That.
ou
was induced by a coldier in Kowloon City, to
that
day,
the deamlamuch
"Ham fing" was engaged to got Kowloon
a man or men
City by a
representing himself
themselves to be acting in the interide of
the Kowloon ellandarin.
(d) that, between 4 and 5 pr.
Dave
day,
and was
on the
the "Kam Ling" loft Victoria,
• joined shortly afterwards by the
launch "Bing Thing"
"
was on board one.
of these launches, and the men representing
(e) That W Afung
the noelves as acting
not on the same one
in the interests of the
but probably ona-fung.
Kowloon Mandarin were on one, but
ao
(f.) That the "Wing Shing" transhipped.
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her Chinese paccengers to the "Kamfing", and that, not long after this, UA fung jumped overboard from the "Ham king
"and ewany away:
that, in consequence of a hail from the " Com Ling " he was kicked up by a packing boat,
and
"forced on board the "Rawking", against his will, in British waters, was
eien Care
off
confined in the cabin, and taken to Howlson. City wharf, where sonce to the Ram Ling from a Chinees Government Connch, and W'Afung
ashore .
forcibly taken
(9.) That, on the following day, the master
"Kam king " received payment for the of his launch at Kowloon Aty from
of the
use
tuan
representing himself to be one Kowloon Mandarin's clerks.
tt
A
of the
was
(4.) that, on the 20. ultimo, UA fing publicly beheaded at Kowloor City wharf, within a short distance of British Howloon, in the presence of Chinese Officials.
(i.) That..
on.
the 30th ultime, a messenger
was sent by the Interpreter to the Kowl on
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