I, Hau Hang, Police Constable N°137 of the Hong Kong Police Force, do solemnly and sincerely declare that the Chinese writings hereunto attached were written by me at a house in which Wong Kwok was then residing, in Cheung King Lane, Honam, in the City of Canton, in the Kwang Jung Province of the Empire of China, on the 9th of November 1897, in the presence and to the dictation of Wong Kwok, formerly a tailor and sometime a gambling master in Victoria, Hong Kong, who was banished from the said Colony for a period of 5 years on the 31st of October 1894, and that on the 10th of November 1897, he came with me to Hong Kong and delivered them to Francis Henry May, Captain Superintendent of Police. I have carefully read the said writings now, and they contain...
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I. Hau Hang. Police Constable N°137 the HongKong Police Force, do solemnly and sincerely that the Chinese writings here to
attached were written
by
declare
me
at a house in which wong.
then residing
Kwok was then
Cheung King Lane, Honam, in the City of
City of Canton
in
The Kwong
Jung Province of the Empire of
China
in
the h
9
of November 1897
the presence and to the dictation of Wong Kwok formerly
a tailor and sometime a
master in Victoria,
a gambling
in Victoria Heonghong.
who
was banished from the said leolony for a period of 5 years
October
on the
31
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10
November 1897
with me to Honghong
writings with
-and delivered them.
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the same
how are
to Francis Henry May, Captain
Superintendent
I
Police. Thave of the HongKong ever the said writings
now
carefully read and they
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