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I have the honour to state that I saw Dr. P. Law,
the Attorney-General's clerk, in the Magistracy in the morning
of the 14th. December, 1908. He was interested in an opium case
against some boatwomen. When the fine was being paid he said he
would appeal against the decision of the Magistrate and I found
that he was under the influence of liquor.
15th. February, 1909.
(Sd.) Ho Ying Kwan,
Fourth Clerk,
lagistracy.
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