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Pang Chung, Nam Hang and Fau Ling, had taken part in the opposition offered to Mr. May and his party.
The custodian of the Temple informed us that Mr. May and party returned early in the morning by a boat to 帅田文湛泉
Ha Tin and that Man Cham tsun of the Un Shing grocer's shop in Tai Po Hu, was one of the ringleaders. He had not only stirred up trouble in Tai Po Hú, but had also taken part in the opposition to the building of a Police Station at 文鳳階Fau Ling, being aided by his son Man Fung Kai, who poses as a man of authority and influence because he is the possessor of the Chinese literary degree of Sau Tsoi.
He also gave the name of Chang Tsoi Ki as a ringleader. He is owner of a grocer's shop in Tai Po Hu called Tsoi Ki. He stated that Chan Choi Ki and his two sons had been the prime movers of the trouble at Tai Po Hú.
Chan Sin
The custodian of the Temple gave the name of 植樹灘(1) of the Cheung Shu Tau Village as the person who gave the signal for attack by beating a drum.
The Temple keeper at first professed ignorance of the whole affair but when some of the personal effects of the Indian Constables and a sun helmet were found in the Temple he became more communicative.
The other elders said they knew nothing of the matter.
Having left the elders and the custodian of
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Pang Chung, Nam Hang and Fau Ling,had taken part in the opposi-
tion offered to Mr.May and his party.
The custodian of the Temple informed us that
Mr.May and party returned early in the morning by a boat to 帅田
文湛 泉
ha Tin and that Man Cham tsun of the Un Shing grocer's shop
) in Tai Po Hu, was one of the ringleaders.He had
not only stirred up trouble in Tai Po Hú, but had also taken
part in the opposition to the building of a Police Station at
文鳳階
Fau Ling, being aided by his son Man Fung Kai, who poses as a
man of authority and influence because he is the possessor of
the Chinese literary degree of Sau Tsoi.
He also gave the name of Chang Tsol Ki as a
ringleader.
He is owner of a grocer's shop in Tai Po Hu 陳彩記
called Tsoi Ki.He stated that Chàn Choi Ki and his two sons
had been the prime movers of the trouble at Tai Po Hú.
Chan Sin
The custodian of the Temple gave the name of
植 樹灘
(1) of the Cheung Shu Tau Village as the person
who gave the signal for attack by beating a drum.
The Temple keeper at first professed ignorance
of the whole affair but when some of the personal effects of
the Indian Constables and a sun helmet were found in the Tem-
ple he became more communicative.
The other elders said they knew nothing of the
matter.
Having left the elders and the custodian of
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