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of Wong a How a grower of vegetables. My claustman had been in the employ of Wong a Kow, and as he was leaving his employ he recommended me to take his place. Before that I had knowledge of Akow. On the 7th October a Chinese Official named Wong Sing-tak, who is employed at the Customs station at Kap-Ding-Mun came to visit Akow who was a clansman - but few. Wong Sing-tak said "there are vegetables here, you had better come on board my junk and I will give you employment." He said he would give me $3 a month and rations, and I accepted the offer and went on board the Customs Junk at lapsing men. Wong Sing-tak came to Akow's house that day, and I returned with him to his junk.
We walked to Sam-Sui-po and then got a boat to the Cap Sui Mun. There were about 30 men, soldiers and others, employed on the junk. Wong Sing-tak and a clerk were on the junk (Wong Sing-tak had two sons on the junk). The business of the men on board was to search vessels.
On the 25th November Wong ordered me and four other men to go to Yeung Sha Wan, near the Lamma Islands, opposite to Aberdeen, to find out if any smuggling was going on. The son of Wong Sing-tak was one of the five men and he had command. He is about 26 years of age.
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of Wong a How a grower of vegetables. My clausman had been in the employ of
Wong
a Kow, and as he was
A How's
leaving
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employ he recommended me to take his place. Before that I had Knowledge of Akow. On the 74 Qctober a chinese Official named Wong sing- tak, who is employed at the Customs station at bap-ding-Mun came to
visit Akow who was a clansman- but few
Wong sing tak said "there are "vegetables here, you
on board my j
#
jun
had better come.
L. and I will_
give you employment." He said he would give me #3 a mouth and rations, and I accepted the offer and went on board the Customs Junk at
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lapsing men. Wong sing tak came to Aslow's house that day, and I returned with him to his junk.
We walked
to Sam-Sui-po and then got a boat to
the Cap sui mun - There were about soldiers and others, employed
men, soldiers
the junk. Wongsing
30.
tak and a clerk-
(Wong sing tak had two sons
the
• junk). The
employed
on
employed.
on
The business of the men -.
on board was
to search vessels.
On the 25th November 'Wong" ordered me
and four
a village
Men
to go to
go to Yeung Sha Wan, near the Lamma Islands, opposite
to Aberdeen) to find out if any smuggling
was
going
was one
on.
The son
of the five
of Wong sing tak
men and he had
command. He is about 26 years of age.
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