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HIS MAJESTY'S CONSULATE GENERAL,
CANTON.
15th April 1904.
319
Sir:-
I have the honour to state that the Hongkong murder case referred to in your despatch No.1 of January 1st has been constantly pressed on the attention of the Viceroy verbally and by letter.
By arrangement with the Hongkong Government all the Hongkong witnesses were sent here under the charge of Mr. Hallifax of the Hongkong Civil Service, and they were examined before a Judicial Commission appointed by the Viceroy for the special purpose of investigating this murder.
The Commission was composed of the Provincial Treasurer; Provincial Judge, Salt Commissioner, Grain Intendant and the Viceroy's Foreign Secretary.
To assist in watching the case I sent to the first hearing (February 9th-12th) Mr. Major, and to the second (February 21st-22nd) Mr. Combe, to accompany Mr. Hallifax.
Sir Ernest Satow, G.C.M.G.,
&c., &c., &c.
Peking.
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Red 28 JUL 04
HIS MAJESTY'S CONSULATE GENERAL,
CANTO N.
15th April 1904.
319
Sir:-
I have the honour to state that the Hongkong
murder case referred to in your despatch No.1 of
January 1st has been constantly pressed on the atten-
By ar-
tion of the Viceroy verbally and by letter.
rangement with the Hongkong Government all the Hong-
kong witnesses were sent here under the charge of
Mr. Hallifax of the Hongkong Civil Service, and they
were examined before a Judicial Commission appoint-
ed by the Viceroy for the special purpose of inves-
tigating this murder. The Commission was composed
of the Provincial Treasurer; Provincial Judge, Salt
Commissioner, Grain Intendant and the Viceroy's For-
eign Secretary. To assist in watching the case I
sent to the first hearing (February 9th-12th) Mr.
Major, and to the second (February 21st-22nd) Mr.
Combe, to accompany Mr. Hallifax.
ir Ernest Satow, G.C.M.G.,
&c., &c., &c.
Peking.
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