CO129-146 - Lieut Governor Whitfield - 1870 [10-12] — Page 352

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thes is

the 23d

4 floor of 15:264 load, nearly opposite to Sax,

Duren's load.

he had no

ree igambling house,, the prisoner said: places to sleep, and asked, me be allow him to steep there. I said, his snight, and he stopped there the two sellewing rights, prisoner said that he had no money that he want it all at Gambling. When I saw the

o prisoner playing I could, not tell if he won because sometimes be

12.last.

be won

over $100 there was another Japanese. with the prisoners, generally

with him, prisoner said that he had

were

that Japanese $10 to

ve $10 to buy clothes,

and that he had

gone away

oin the

Steamers. When the prisoners was Sambling

ie by. 2007

he looked healthy and was live

av

he appears

On Friday the 21st October an

lo

Lively.

Japanese. ason duty at the

when I was ON

Sambking house, enquiring about prisoner I taid him that prisoner had been slicking at

house, en

in the excut day the witness. Adsuma odme with the after.

may house, the prisoners was

Japanese to

n the evening.

not there at that time Dascertained

that the prisoners

was accused of robbing

his employer, and that the master lived at 4:50 Traya. The prisoners

18

to

hauser

before..

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before 6. Att on the 2.2x Colaber I went

AM to 42 50 Praya and gave supermatic

**

mmation

about the prisoners. When I returned to house at noon I heard something about the prisoner having been taken away by some Japane

Prisoner ask ver

question

Peter Moncon)

Laine's Wasselb Sworn de parith. I ane watchman at the Nongkee fambling -house at Queen's Grad, Central, a abort distance from the sand bee gambling- house I have knowledge of the prisoners from his coming to the Cambling house

and playing - has 18h 16 October blft.

Ĉ a mo

the

and continued coming in and out until the 19t

October which was the last day that he came.

he played mall stakes Inever saw him stake more than & 6 at one

67at time, he frequently LOCAL and I

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could not tell whether

that he

wer

or lack

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resuch

I remember, Inspector Exey.

ke to

a pake

on the 20

nd Gelaber

and that I said the prisoner had. Cost from $150 to $200 in the house where I do duty.

Prisoner act's no question

( signed.) L. Jasseil

Horne