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Information No.
Writ No
MAGISTRACY, HONGKONG,
The
22nd day of
C.0.
July,
100 8.
35004
HONGKONG
TO WIT.
The Information and complaint of Kack Un
REC
REG 29 SEP 057
taken this day before me, the undersigned, one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the said Colony, who states:—
I am Kwok Cn. 1 an 21, a native of Canton, 1 now reside
at No. 18, Fossession Street. I am a servant. Co the 10th. of the
2nd. Yoon (th. Varch) 1 was engaged by a man named Ko Cho Tine to
go to No. SUE Les Voeux road lest and work for him as a servant. he
engaged me for 17.00 and my food per mouth. ne siso told me to en
fage another to assist me. I do so. I introduced Hong Soo who was
engaged by ko Cho Tine. This was on the 10th. day of the End. Moon
(St. March). He both commenced work that same day.
...
On the 15th of the 2nd. Moon (18th. Marcl.) about 2.40
E.. ay baster Mc Cho Ting went out, he returned about 3 h.b. in
company with another man. The Fhotograph shown me is the photograph
of the man who returned with him. I heard Ko Cho fine celi bir 4 Nau
He also called he uncle A Nau. he resided there with us. Or the thi
day of the 2nd. Yoon (20th. March) Ko Cho Ting told Hong Soo and ne
Lake a letter to Sam Tai Shop in Ying Cheung Street Canton and dell
it to a man named to to Shan. he left for Canton per S.S. "ratsban"
that same night.
Since the End. day of the and, con (20th. March) 1
have not seen A Nau either alive or dead.
郭
ine,
Taken and sworn before
on the day and year and at the place first above mentioned (sd.) 1. SERCOVER SMITH,
Justice of the Peace.
Explained and Interpreted by
(20.) b. n. Gidley,
Interpreter.
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