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un Rooper: - Well, if they dont go to gaol, what are you afraid will
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Tau Chu Pak:-
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RACHEL:-
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ha.pen?
well, then they will pet scl'citore, and the case will
he trisde
Do you mean to say that the Chinese do not like to go 10896
into Court, to give evidence ?
It is alright if the evidence parries properly, but then
if it does not ?
Well, if it does not ?
We will get implicated shout it. If you g ntlemen,
word-protect us, and wuld assist us
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That is what the Governor has ‘old up to sit here for./0898
we are trying to assist you, but we cannot assist you,
if you wont assist yourselves
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference:-
C.O. 537
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well, now you ask me, I am willing to be a witness. But
the there, if you dont give them papers to come up,
they wont come up.
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ir Shelton Hooper:-
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Can you give us the names of any Chinese, who have had
to give bribes, that we dont know, that we can send
papers to ?
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What you said to the Commission just now as not very
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Magistrady,
plain. Do yều no man that if you go to the Magistracy,
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or Supreme Court, and give evidence against an
Inspector, and that Inspector, is punished, then you will be alright, but she is not punished and let off,
then you may get yourselves into trouble, because when
he resumes his duties, he will give you a lot of
trouble?
Yes, that is what I mean,
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Tell him, the answer to that is that when the
Commission * dissolved, everyone of us are Yembers of
the Sanitary Board, and he can come up to us then, and
WILD Tea Tas he is righted.
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