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Tike you can one back inter on to ask him for the permission
Sham Iu and the other mon then shut the books and left the office
The book which had been tampered with was the one which Shan Lol
· had. The little bit torn off must have been done by him while I
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was speaking to the other man on the table by himself, or immed-
•-iately before I left my desk to watch then
Signed 1- Pang Siu Hang
4th July 1906.
Baad over before the Commission 5/7/06
initialled 1- E. A‚F.
Chairman,
Signed - Pang Shan Chun
- Chairmag 2- と
Is that correct Hr Pang ?
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference:-
C.O. 537
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As- That is quite correct.
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I ask you to sign it again in the presence of the Commission 4×17
I would like to supplement that evidence by saying that Sam
Loi was not actually taking notes down. He bad another man
itting besides him.
As they were taking the notes, did it appear to you that thự 4218
tere really working bona fide with the books or did you
think that they were playing a trick ?
I think they were playing a trick. They requested to be
allowed to take certain items from the books. I think it was
merely bluff from their appearanön. What they really wanted
was to go over the items in the books from beginning to end
to see whether there was anything against the Inspectors or
Interpreters. I think that is what they really wanted.
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vil You got that impression from the manner in which they behaved? 41°↑
A: Yes, I got that impression from the way in which they looked
at the books-
Do paber woning that iten which has been rubbed out ?
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