CO129-278 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1897 [11-12] — Page 74

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told me that they were Kan Shing, Kan Ning, Chau Shau and K'ai

Ming. He told me that they were employed at the Magistracy at

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one time or another.

Fai

I know that amongst the money paid daily to

Cho Kam there was one lot for a European Policeman. This

particular lot of money used to be fetched by A Pong. A pong

came and fetched either $1.30/100 or $1.40/100 daily from me from

the 1st. moon of last year up to the time he was banished. After

that I paid the money to Chu Tsai Kam. This money was for No. 47

Lan Chi told me it was I paid the money daily to A Peng and

afterwards to Chu Tsal Kan till the time I left the gambling

house ▲ Bong was a loafer. A Pong was connected with a gaabling

house in Kowloon when there was gambling there. Then he came over

here. He was a graat friend of Chu Tsai Kan.

Among the money for 1.5. Tang Chung was

about $2 for New 43" He was a European Detective. There was

also a sum ( I do not know how much ) for * No. 3 * He was also a

European Detective. There was money paid daily to Quinoey. I am

not sure whether it was included in the payment to Tang Chung, or

whether it was paid to Sam Cha or whether ban Chi paid it himself."

Lam Chi used to pay away between 850 or

$40 a day over and above the 5 parcels I have mentioned.

Herr dier,

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I know that Quincey received a daily bribe

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