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way of avoiding the "Kaifong" is to change all the households of dreaded "Kaifong" the game?
a street are Kai Fong, but of course this from "fantan" to "paak kwa paai", an opposing household at the same time making in the latter the former.
The bets as heavy · The third class of gambling houses are "paak kwa paai". This is the lowest class of gambling houses.
They are found opposite the Shameen, in open squares, in front of temples, etc.
They are nothing more than rudely constructed mat sheds. Loafing men and coolies are the chief frequenters of these places.
From the above you will see that this City of Canton is not so free from the vice of gambling as many suppose.
Will licensing this vice destroy it? My opinion is that it will not. Public gambling should be thoroughly suppressed. How? By determination on the part of the ruling powers, by honesty on the part of the Police, and by responsibility on the part of the Kai Fong.
Now I have had my say. You will observe that I have preferred speaking of my adventures under the ambiguous name of "Kai Fong".
(Extract) J. Gardiner
Assistant Colonial Secretary
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way of avoiding
the
"Kaifing" is to change All the householdus of
dreaded "Kaifing"
the
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are Rai fong. but of course this
from "fantan" to "to par, an opporing honacholder-
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in the latter
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The bets
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as
· The third claps of gambling houses
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gambling
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opposite the Shameen, in open squares,
They are nothing
in front of temples 10.r.
matcheds
Saboring
men and
a
loafers are the
nore than rudely constructed mat shed
chief frequenters of these places.
From the above you will see that
This City of Ramo
is not
so-free from
the vice
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many suppose.
of-gambling Will liansing this vice
Zahnke not. thy
public gambling
shis vice destroy
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it?
is that
opinion is
be thoroughly
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the part of the ruling powers, by
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honesty
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the part of the Palice, and ly
responsibility on the part of the Rai forgi
Now I have had
my say. You will aburve that I have preferred speating
of my adventures under the ambiguons
name)
of Mai fong "
(Ime Extrait) J.Gandina
Instin
a
Colonial Secretary
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