CO129-319 - Governor Sir Blake - 1903 [10-11] — Page 621

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Hon. C. S.

If the statement of M. Reau be true the Constable has placed himself in a very serious position. I shall be glad if you will enquire personally into this matter requesting M. Reau to come before you at a given time with his witnesses and having the constable and Inspector Gauld present. You will then enquire as to the statement that the constable seized M. Reau by the collar and forcibly removed him, and arrested him although M. Reau produced his card, and told him he was the French Vice-Consul, as described in 5th and 6th paragraphs, also as to the conduct of Inspector Gauld as stated in the 9th. paragraph, and report the result of your enquiry to me.

(Lo.)

H. A. B.

18.3.

2269/03 letter of 18/3 from Ag. Consul for France. Letter of 18.3.03 to the Ag.Consul for France.

Acting Captain Supt. of Police.

Will you please come to my office at 3 p.m. tomorrow and send the three police officers whose statements are attached, Inspector Baker, the Chinese shopman (the complainant) and any of his fokis who saw what occurred, to my office at the same

time.]F. H. M. 18.3.03.

Hon. Col. Secretary.

I will do so.

7. L. 18.3.03

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