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in these daily accounts. The $3 a day for Quincey was in-
cluded in the daily account entered in these slips. The dai-
ly account was balanced daily and the balance to debit or
creait was entered in the leaser.
The day I was arrested I did not expect to
be arrested and to have my books seizea.
I expected that if a raid was made at all it
would be made at Wa Lane,
I was arrested and all my books were seized
at No. 3., East Street.
I wrote this list of persons in receipt of
bribes myself. I wrote the two items which refer to Quincey.
I did not write the whole of the daily account slips. I en-
tered in them the daily amounts of bribes paid at No.5, East
Street. The bribes paid at the gambling house were not writ-
ten by me. I wrote the leager.
This list, the account slips and the books are
in the same condition as the day I was arrested & have not
been altered since they were in my possession.
By Inspector Quincey:-I know you because I have seen you in
the street and other people have pointeqyou out to me as
Inspector Quincey.
I have seen you two or three times since I
have been in Hong-Kong. You have never audressed me or shewn
that you knew me. I have known you by sight over a year.
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