Your information the closed copy of a letter addressed to the Captain-Superintendent of Police by Sergeant A. M. McIver together with
End: 1
26700
1897.
Mr Enola
copy of I May's remarks thereon.
I have nothing further to add to my previous despatches in regard to Sergeant McIver's case.
I have the honour to be,
Dir
Your most Obedient Humble Servant;
William Robinson
#
30th Nov! 1897
Enclosure 1.
1083
REO 17 JAN 13
380
COPY.
Strath Gairloch.
Ross-shire,
Scotland.
26th October, 1897.
Sir,
Having received notice from the Crown Agents that a telegram had been received from Hong-Kong reporting that I was implicated in the recent Police Scandal, I trust you will kindly allow me a few words in explanation of my case.
I beg respectfully, Sir, to state that if my name appeared in that book seized, as being in receipt of any money from gambling houses, I am quite innocent of any such thing and cannot account for it being there unless Ex P. S. Tang Chung & Ex P. C. Yeung Fat had been receiving money from those houses in my name. I may mention, Sir, that those 2 men were reported to me by one of my superior officers as receiving the money in my name sometime before I left on leave, and it is very evident they have continued doing so for a considerable time. I am probably to blame in not reporting to you, Sir, at the time what this officer told me,
The Hon'ble F. H. May, C. M. G.
Captain Supt. of Police.
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your information the closed copy of a letter ad- dressed to the Captain- Superintendent of Police ~ by Sergeant A. M. Iver to gether with
a
End: 1
26700
1897.
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Mr Enola
copy of I May's remarks thereon.
I have nothing fur- ther to add to my previous despatches in regard to Sergeant McIver's case.
I have the honour to be,
Dir
Your most Obedient Humble Servant;
William Robingoy
#
30th Now! 1897
Enclosure 1.
1083
REO 17 JAN 13
380
COPY.
Strath Gairloch.
Rosashire,
Scotland.
26th. October,1897.
Sir,
Having received notice from the Crown Agents
that a telegram had been received from Hong-Kong reporting
that I was implicated in the recent Police Scandal, I trust
you will kinuly allow me a few words in explanation of my
case.
I beg respectfully, Sir, to state that if my
name appeared in that book seized, as being in receipt of any
money from gambling houses, I am quite innocent of any such
thing and cannot account for it being there unless Ex P. S.
Tang Chung & Ex P. C. Yeung Fat had been receiving money from
those houses in my name. I may mention, Sir, that those 2 men
were reported to me by one of my superior officers as re-
ceiving the money in my name sometime before I left on
leave, and it is very evident they have continued doing so
for a considerable time. I am probably to blame in not re-
porting to you, Sir,at the time what this officer tola mè,
The Hon'ble F. H. May, C. M. G.
uut
Captain Supt. of Police.
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