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"Atta Mahomed, 802, Hazar Mir, 714, Deen Mahomed, 871, "Barkat Ali Khan, 848, Nashan Ali, 687, Nianet Khan, 741, "Hameera, 514, Khair Deen and 607, Kutbe Khan; Chinese "Police Sergeant 137, Hau Hang, and 143, Au Hing, and "Chinese Constable 353, Lui Iu.
(4).
"The Captain Superintendent reports "that in addition to the above many members of the Force "did acts of daring and good work which passed unnoticed "in the stress and excitement of the occasion.
(5).
"Lance-Sergeant 26, Boulger, and "Police Constable 112, Berrie, are commended for their "strenuous and successful efforts to save No. 3 Police Launch. I am satisfied that Lance-Sergeant 128, Boole, "and Inspector Kerr, though not equally successful did their best with Nos. 1 and 2 Launches in the circumstances.
(6).
"In the days following the storm "the Police in co-operation with the Sanitary Department "did valuable service in the arduous and trying task of "clearing the Police Basin and of collecting and assisting "in the identification of corpses. Inspectors A. C. Langley "D. Gourlay, and J. Kerr, Lance-Sergeant 59 Lee, and "Police Constables 101, Sulton, 87, Clark, 37, Hynes, 49, "Sutherland, and 105, Tetstall are specially commended for "this work".
(Persons not in Government Service.)
Paragraph 48.
In addition to the persons not in the Government Service who were mentioned in my previous Despatch as having done good work in saving life the Captain Superintendent of Police has brought to my notice similar services rendered by Dr. C. Forsyth of the Hongkong Volunteer Corps, Mr. Andrews of Messrs. George Fenwick and Company, Mr. Course of the Electric Tramways Company, and Mr. Hogarth, Chief Excise Officer to the Opium Farmer.
Wong Yau, a Sham Shui Po fishmonger, is reported to have assisted in saving the crew of a water-boat at great personal risk to himself and Te Pal Mui, a Chinese married woman of Aberdeen, to have worked hard and courageously throughout the storm in rescuing people while men at the same...
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"Atta Mahomed, 802, Hazar Mir, 714, Deen Mahomed, 871, "Barkat Ali Khan, 848, Nashan Ali, 687, Nianet Khan, 741, "Hameera, 514, Khair Deen and 607, Kutbe Khan; Chinese "Police Sergeant 137, Hau Hang, and 143, Au Hing, and "Chinese Constable 353, Lui Iu.
(4).
"The Captain Superintendent reports "that in addition to the above many members of the Force "did acts of daring and good work which passed unnoticed "in the stress and excitement of the occasion.
(5).
"Lance-Sergeant 26, Boulger, and "Police Constable 112, Berrie, are commended for their "strenuous and successful efforts to save No. 3 Police *Launch. I am satisfied that Lance-Sergeant 128, Boole, "and Inspector Kerr, though not equally successful did *their best with Nos. 1 and 2 Launches in the circumstances.
(6).
"In the days following the storm "the Police in co-operation with the Sanitary Department "did valuable service in the arduous and trying task of "clearing the Police Basin and of collecting and assisting "in the identification of corpses. Inspectors A. C. Langley "D. Gourlay, and J. Kerr, Lance-Sergeant 59 Lee, and "Police Constables 101, Sulton, 87, Clark, 37, Hynes, 49, "Sutherland, and 105, Tetstall are specially commended for "this work".
(Persons not in Government Ser-
-vice.)
Paragraph 48.
In addition to the persons not
in the Government Service who were mentioned in my previous
Despatch as having done good work in saving life the
Captain Superintendent of Police has brought to my notics
similar services rendered by Dr. C. Forsyth of the Hongkong
Volunteer Corps, Mr. Andrews of Messrs. George Fenwick and
Company Mr. Course of the Electric Tramways Company and
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Mr. Hogarth, Chief Excise Officer to the Opium Farmer.
Wong Yau, a Sham Shui Po fishmonger, is reported to have
assisted in saving the crew of a water-boat at great per-
-sonal risk to himself and Te Pal Mui, a Chinese married
woman of Aberdeen, to have worked hard and courageously
throughout the storm in rescuing people while men at the
same
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