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British Consulate,
Canton, May 9, 1899.

No.65.

Sir,

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt
of your despatch No. 46 of yesterday's date with regard to the
murder of a messenger named Tang-Cheung-Hing in the leased ter-
ritory on the 17th. April last.

In view of the dilatoriness which has been
shown on former occasions by the Sun-On Magistrate I have
thought it best to inform the Viceroy of what has taken place
and to ask him to appoint a special Welyüan for the purpose
of effecting the arrest of the murderers, who should come to
this office and consult with me as to the best mean of effect-
ing the arrests.

I would suggest for the consideration of His Ex-
cellency the Governor the expediency of offering a reward for
the arrests or information leading to them as a former expe-
rience has shown me that this is an almost certain way of ar-
riving at the end desired.

I have &c.
(Signed) R.W.Mansfield,
Consul.

The Honourable
The Colonial Secretary,
Hong Kong.

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British Consulate, Canton, May 9, 1899. No.65. Sir, I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your despatch No. 46 of yesterday's date with regard to the murder of a messenger named Tang-Cheung-Hing in the leased ter- ritory on the 17th. April last. In view of the dilatoriness which has been shown on former occasions by the Sun-On Magistrate I have thought it best to inform the Viceroy of what has taken place and to ask him to appoint a special Welyüan for the purpose of effecting the arrest of the murderers, who should come to this office and consult with me as to the best mean of effect- ing the arrests. I would suggest for the consideration of His Ex- cellency the Governor the expediency of offering a reward for the arrests or information leading to them as a former expe- rience has shown me that this is an almost certain way of ar- riving at the end desired. I have &c. (Signed) R.W.Mansfield, Consul. The Honourable The Colonial Secretary, Hong Kong. Page 1
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1 - . £ JAZ A } 240 20 becau No.65. :) MAVILO os doive ܬ܂ sir, 39 C. O. 16557 RECO REDP 27 JUN 19 British Consulate, Canton, May 9, 1899. 545 I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your despatch No. 46 of yesterday's date with regard to the murder of a messenger named Tang-Cheung-Hing in the leased ter ritory on the 17th. April last. In view of the dilatoriness whcih has been shown on former occasions by the Sun-On Magistrate I have thought it best to inform the Viceroy of what has taken place and to ask him to appoint a special Welyüan for the purpose of effecting the arrest of the murderers, who should come to this office and consult with me as to the best mean of effect- ing the arrests suggest I would for would for the consideration of His Ex- cellency the Governor the expediency of offering a reward for the arrests or information leading to them as a former expe- rience has shown me that this is an almost certain way of arm riving at the end desired. I have &c. (Signed) R.W.Mansfield, Consul. he Honourable The Colonial Secretary, HongKong. 1
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No.65.

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MAVILO os doive

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C. O.

16557

RECO REDP 27 JUN 19 British Consulate,

Canton, May 9, 1899.

545

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt

of your despatch No. 46 of yesterday's date with regard to the

murder of a messenger named Tang-Cheung-Hing in the leased ter

ritory on the 17th. April last.

In view of the dilatoriness whcih has been

shown on former occasions by the Sun-On Magistrate I have

thought it best to inform the Viceroy of what has taken place

and to ask him to appoint a special Welyüan for the purpose

of effecting the arrest of the murderers, who should come to

this office and consult with me as to the best mean of effect-

ing the arrests

suggest

I would for

would for the consideration of His Ex-

cellency the Governor the expediency of offering a reward for

the arrests or information leading to them as a former expe-

rience has shown me that this is an almost certain way of arm

riving at the end desired.

I have &c.

(Signed) R.W.Mansfield,

Consul.

he Honourable

The Colonial Secretary,

HongKong.

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