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recommending him for a further medal, before retiring, for very good work performed during a trying period.

As regard Inspector Sim's failing; he was often excitable, and although I never saw him suffering from indulgence one incédent happened. It was reported to me that after Xmas Day he acted in a most peculiar way to another member of the European Force, I was notsatisfied with his conduct and ordered his transfer to Kowloon City. In a subsequent interview with me, he appealed for consideration & promised to keep away from drink. I cancelled the transfer, His acts on this occasion were peculiar and he afterwards seemed to have no remembrancebf what he did. On the morning of November 10th, I was speaking with him regarding to: course to proceed in the Pennington Street murder, he then gave me no reason to suspect anything was wrong with him.

In conclusion I would say that Inspector

Sim was a most capable Police Officer, this years work has been exceptionally trying. By nature he is excitable, alcohol effects him in a peculiar menner, and I have no doubt that the Armistice news was a cause for his indulgence. He had

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C. McI. Messer,

Messrs. Deacon, Looker, Deacon & Harston,

Solicitors & Notaries,

Hong Kong.

Capt: Supt: of Police.

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