CO129-073 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Bowring - 1859 [1-5] — Page 447

them suid that

Jaken it away a

Aboss

had

day or

The Commission

twe lefore

have stated that bo

say the

say

leash of it. I acted injusticionsly Facted in this matter, because I

hr Arow was to have

& ginen

evidence at the

enquiry

Incant to

may

that I did

not shrink

' from preopening

what I considered not only

to be my duty,

but likely to

be a public bonept, rigt

be wet

proving

the

good chanor

gord

of

1. the Government they had

worth lip man

got in the service as

an

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Interprctor;

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ever since he has been at the Police Court has bune the

Comman taes of the Chinge in the Colony

because

of

his exactions. I well know

what more instruments the

vere

Magistrates hanes

4

neither of

a word

are in th

the Interpreters .

of them understanding

of

Chinese - I have

b

expre

long wished

(sow, as well as some others

of

the Interpreters, but I

Never

Lad

good opportunity

of getting proof, but in this I imagised

instaner I.

I had