CO129-276 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1897 [6-8] — Page 514

SUB-ENCLOSURE (A) OF ENCLOSURE NO.2.

COPY.

CHARGES

20054 Rect

IRE 15 SEP 17,

513-

1. That C. Osmund while employed in the servic

of the Hong-Kong Government as First Clerk in the Registrar

General's Office and while in a position of trust and res-

ponsibility improperly corruptly and in breach of his duty.

as an officer of the HongKong Government,did between the

1st. January 1897 and the 28th, June 1897 receive from the

keepers of illegal public gaming houses situate in Wa Lane

and Cheung Hing Lane in Victoria,Hong-Kong, through a head

district watchman named Wan Shing and through a clerk in

the Registrar General's Office named Ip Pak Shau, the sum of

รูป

$412,50.

2. That the said C.Osmund while employed as

First Clerk in the Registrar General's Department corruptly

and in breach of his duty as such First Clerk during the

months of June and July 1897 obtained sums of money amount-

ing to about $100 from certain Chinese who applied to the

Registrar General for certificates to enable them to land

at San Francisco.

3. That the said C.Osmund while employed as

First Clerk in the Registrar General's Department corruptly

and in breach of his duty as such First Clerk upon the 15th

day of July 1897 offered the sum of $50 to Ip Pak Shau a

clerk in the Registrar General's Department to inducefthe

said Ip Pak Shau to leave the Colony and to prevent the said