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Report of the proceedings at a meeting of the Golf Govern- ment Society held on August 5th. 1909.
Yesterday the Self Covernment Society held a General Meeting to discuss the "Fatahan" murder case und the case of the German firm, Carlowitz and Company. There was a very full attendance of persons of every cless. The proceedings opened with addresses by Chin si Po, Kuan To'o Tien and Tan thao FE P'u. Ch'en Hui P'u Was then vot-
ed Chairman of the meeting and Lo Shao Ao spokesman.
Letters from Manila and various Chinese resi- dente in other places were first road out. Those letters referred to Messrs Butterfield and Swire's willingness to dismiss the Captain of the "Fatahan", to pay the de- ceased's relatives fb,200, their admission that their Portuguese employée was responsible for the passenger's death, their application for the entire reopening of the enquiry, and their intention never again to employ the guilty party and in future to extend kindly treatment to their passengers.
then was road out Messrs Butterfield' and Swire's letter to the British Consul, which had been brought by their representative, in which the firm admitted that their Portuguese employê's violence was responsible for the death of the passenger, and asked H.. Consul to press the Portuguese Consul to try the case fairly and punish the offender.
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