(26)
I think he had charge
of wa Lane at plague time
List H is
Air
old one
This
If Elvok
at E I can perhaps lay. According
to E 2 paid Tang Cheong
$18:
the daily payment
I was making to Tang Cheong up I was arrested (19th of
$18 to this was
5th
the day.
moon).
to
The amount increased
I heard that was Mann
from time to time
the name
No 89
of
but it's only what I heard in the
This no 89 has been here
was opened.
Street.
Since the house
The
business
at hot wou have
Justice
was carried on from between 576
am till midnight
Chinese Constables
(27)
411
force used to collect their fees
daily from the gambling house direct.
used to get 50 cts
The beat
each
7
each day
paid every day,
a lot of old
The
naut
varied as sometimes men would be
beat Isometimes
The young Chinese
The
more young
men could not speak
the
document marked I chews
that on this year
the 7th day of the 5th moon
the person in charge
of the game paid An English constable No 24 An Indian Constable No 547
"
"
"1
"
$10
Fi
was
or Sergeants
but
if European
Came wear
the alarm was closed.
#
"1
this whether the
#t
"
"
much money
641
523
743
536
(634)
656
$1.20 1iby axat
27
"
1
"
80 Ch. by a tut
younger
brother
150 Pd by a Cheong
35 (don't know who paid)
50
25
25
30
#
80
L
4
"
(a child)
(don't know)
"
)
pole cemen
was given the door
Police
ent
we did
were receiving
to prevent their being suspected
of being corrupt officers. talk to the
We could
Chinese but it was
difficult to communicate with the English
The Chinese constables
were all known to receive bribes
but the English constables wished
the fact that they
received bribes.
As to the Indian Police about 80% of the red members of être
Chinese Constables on duty that
day in day time.
District watchmen on city that
day in daytime
New Old Lain Tam 1.60 Chi 1" 60 Laigumpoon 20 lokong 50 Three } 30 90 Jos Luvun cook to credenz a yat used to take the money. English constable 24 every day Lat be used to be a