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Li Tat states.
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About three days after the piracy of the S.8."shing
Tai" I was at Leung Young's house, 15 Sui Tai Vai. I happened
to mention to him "Is not it dangerous to have so many bad
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characters constantly visiting your house". He said "there is
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no fear, Loling Wal, the soliciter, is my clanaman, I gave him
$100 in bank notes the other day". He said that he had given
him the money through Yeung Ip, principal tenant of 6, Pan
Chong Miu ground floor and Tan Ngan Chi,
About the same time I was in Loung Young's company in
a brothel when he told me that Tam Ngau had paid $600 to Lau Hong
in and other Chinese members of the Macao Police Torco
through Tan Ngan Chi (Detective) out of the proceeds of the
*Shing Tai" piracy. Leung Young said that Hong Sin had asked
Tam Ngau to land him some hundred of dollars, this was after
the "Shing Tai" piracy.
During the hatching of the "Tai On" piracy I met Tan
Ngan Chi in the street at Macao and he remarked "You people
are better be careful when doing these things". He also said
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that Ko Kau and himself put the 8.8. "Kwong Chau Fan* through.
Tan Ngan Chi was present at two meetings held at
15 Sui Tai Wai during the hatching of the "Tai On" piracy.
Ko Yau was also present one one of the occasions.
When I was left at the Police Station, Macao, on the
14th May, 1914, Lau Fong Sin was very angry with me. He asked
me if I had implicated him in the affairs (Kau Ego Yo ?).
He pointed his finger at me and said "You have done
very well". When on board the steam launch he threatened my
mother with gael and said that she had disowned me.
I have to 15 Sui Tai Tai, 14 Sam Pa Tsai, 56 Shui
Ki Fa vuen and 6 Pan Cheng Niu to be pirates haunts, since the
and of March, 1914.
2.2.20 May, 1914