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Enclosure
21148
Prce
IR- 11 JUL 10
I am the wife (the Tin Fong) of Liu Fuk, I am 40
years of age and my husband is 62.
I live on the ground floor of No. 40, East
Street.
My husband keeps a carpenter's shop called the
Fuk Hing. The shop is on the ground floor of No. 40, Bast Street and I and my husband occupy a room at the back of
the shop.
I have known Inspector Knight 5 or 6 years and
my husband has known him the same length of time.
About 5 years ago I went with my husband to Inspector Knight's house near the Chung Hing Theatre. I was only there about of an hour - my husband was there all
the time and also a carpenter employed by my husband. Inspector Knight used to employ my husband as a carpenter for which he has paid between 10 and 20 dollars.
Upon the 26th. September, 1909, Sunday, about
1 p.n. I was sitting inside the shop doing some needle work. There were two or three carpenters in the shop. My
husband was out. When the Inspector came he said where is
the Master? I said he was out. Then he sat down inside the
shop. There were three fokis in the shop and they could see
and hear all that wonton. After the Inspector had been there a few minutes my husband returned. When my husband came back the Inspector asked me and my husband to go tohis house. I refused to go and got up to walk out of the shop.
He said I want you to get into my chair. I would not get into his chair and ran over to No. 45, East Street which is opposite our shop. No. 45 is occupied on the ground floor by Li Ki a contractor as a family house. Li Ki's wife
and sister-in-law are great friends of mine and I am
frequently in that house. I stood at the side of the door. The Inspector at that time sat in my shop and told an apprentice