(2)
(3)
to get the not always
money.
He came every day
at the same
time Chau
Kim. Sometimes the payments were made.
Chan Shams sometimes saw
the payments.
My friends who were
there said the payments were made but I can't
give their
names as I don't want to.
I have been an
apprentice engineer
I think at Wanchai.
His surname was
Eng instead. I could see
he was between
10 & 20 years of age. After working, I left Tang Ching to
pay & I went to 9 Circus resulting
in a fight.
That is Tang
A Gi.
I went to visit Tang Ching Chung's club still. He told me to go
to learn Engineering.
And
everyone
had better pay to a Ki.
When I first made the arrangement with Tang Ching, he said if I paid him $11.70 each day, he would settle
with the Sy Ye's.
He said he would ensure that I should have had no trouble from the government servants. I was to pay Tang Chung himself $3 and $8.70
was
to be distributed to others.
I continued to pay this amount to A Yi afterwards.
Afterwards, I agreed to pay an additional dollar
a day.
A Yi told me he wanted
$20 more.
The Cook at Ho Q
Circular Pathway
occasionally saw Tang Chung.
I went
to
Circular Pathway.
I used to go
to Circular Pathway.
The last time
was the 20th day
10th day of 5th
month this year.
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The gambling at
Wa Lave ceased on the 19th
day of 5th moon.
On the following day,
I went to see Tang Chung. I was at
No 3 East Street.
On the 19th of 6th
month,
I was on the verandah.
Tai Pan Chi beckoned me. I said, "What is
the matter?"
He said, "You must cease playing street"
in brothels in Cheong
Street and Wa Lave because he had
got word from the Central Police Station
that play must stop
at once.
Lun Hee Chung
was
looking after the accounts in Cheong Hing Street.
He kept the money
and pledges of Cheung Hing in Upper Lascar Row in the most easterly
of
the
new houses on
the 2nd & 3rd
floors.
Tai Pan Chi went to warn
the Cheong Hing Street house & I myself
went to Wa Lave. I told the Fok Is to stop at once.
Tai Pan Chi is Lam Chi; he has
in both houses; the one
in Cheong Hing Street
and the one in
Wa Lave.
I was only interested
in Wa Lave.
The name Sik Ki
is only used for pass books &
provisions are bought. I took
the tables & chairs
away. Other times I went back to East Street to make up the accounts. I asked Tai Pan Chi what was
going on.