CO129-305 - Governor Sir Blake - 1901 [5-7] — Page 535

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committed.

no Muth

the murder

There

can be

that hi Ka Chark, the Chief of the Canton Police, and probably other high Chinese officials instigated it, and I regret to have to add that there

a

good deal of wvidence to show that by Sun-Shang alias ng to Sam was

in the murder.

Was

прого

accomplice

awan that It 9.9. Franciski.C.

hr

retained for the prosecution in this case.

I have submitted all the papers

attached to the Acting Attorney General and

Francis) that the banishment of by sui Shang

should be taken into

consideration,

Personally as Cafetain superintendent of

Police I recommend his banishment. He is a

native of Jung Kun and is not a naturalised He has undoubtedly in the

British subject.

past. been of assistance to this government

in quying information of

the presence in the

Colony V

directions.

bond characters, and in other

But I regard him

guilty of

Kui -Wván,

complicity in the murder of thenny

Dur Francis, and

ayou

opinion attacked, an

will

find but Pollectio opinia written after

and

a

Colorry..

Consultation with Mi Hancis.

1

*

that.

if

I understand from both quablemen

it were

an ordinary criminal

devoid of all admixture

of politics they would

probably, rick a proscention.

In the circumstances, and having regard

to the Evidenc,

و

couens in the views expressed

by Mr Pollock (and of presume shared by des Francis)

dangerous person to have in the

I have ste.

(signed) 12.K. May.

Cafel. Supt. of Police.

Minute by Caph Sup. Pofia to licting attorney General.

Hon! Attorney General.

I send

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you 11 a short statement Yeung Kein Wan's history; (2) the correspondence application for his extradition; (3) narrative

of steps

taken