rather than
over
in crime committed.
ven in creise
아
40% in the number of Inquests held. The
findings appear satisfactory - only
of nu
one verdict
nunder agamist sourebers on a bersous unknown.
3. abfears to present
for remark.
4. Apparently satisfactory.
occasion
5. tells much the same tale as 2.
Putty
at once
A. F.
29/3.
No.50.
sir,
326
58
Government Hotse.
Hong-Kong, 25th. February, 1898.
I have the honour to transmit to you the
following Sessional Papers:-
ry for 1897.
(1) Report of the Director of the Observato-
(2) Criminal Statistics and Coroner's Re-
turns for 1897,
Enclosures
1 to 5.
copies of each.
with 6 spare
(3) Report on the Widows' and Orphans' Pen-
sion Fund for the Year 1897.
(4) Report of the Superintendent of Fire
Brigade for 1397.
(5) Supreme Court Returns for 1897,
The Right Honourable
Joseph Chamberlain, M. P.
30.1
30. 7
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble Servant,
MMlark
Administering the Government.