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to flower seller Yung for A Fuk for No. 91 up to end of last year.

Flower seller A Yung came and told me that

No. 91 had been transferred to soother place or that he had left

for England, I am not sure which, and that the money need not be

paid. I then Stopped the payment.

I have never seen No. 91 in the lane disturb

-ing the place. It was my fokies that told me of it.

After the payments began my fokies did not

complain of No. 91 disturbing the place.

The payment was begun about two months after

the gambling house was opened, and was continued up to the end of

last year.

(St.) 言岑

By Acting Inspector Hall:- The Great Plague year was 1394. My

fokies told me that you disturbed the place in 1894.

It was in the 6th. moon of 1894 that I

opened the gambling house.

You only cane two or three times to

disturb the place. It was pricipally at night that you came. My

fokies must have known you or they would not give your number.

I paid from the time of the Great

Plague up to the end of last Chinese year.

A Yung