OP Y.
Enclosure 1.
會
4934/10.
sir,
178
со
2064
Official Receiver's Office,
Hongkong, 29th. October2 291b,|
LCT
LAN
I am directed to inform you that His Excel- -lency the Officer Administering the Government proposes, un dør the powers conferred by No. 51 of the Rules and Regulations of His Majesty'■ Colonial Service, to dismiss you from your office on the ground of misconduct in your capacity of a public
officer.
2.
(a).
The following charges are made against you:~ That, on the occasion of proceedings being taken by Mr. J. Hastings in respect of a sum of money of which he had been defrauded under a forged deed, you requested Ir. Wong Po-kai of the Official Receiver's Office to adviso Mr. Chau Kwing-un, a clerk in the Land Office, to leave the Colony in order to avoid arrest; that you allogged as the reason for this request that you would be yourself in denger of arrest if Mr.
Chau Kwing-un wore arrested.
(b).
That you similarly and at about the same period requested Mr. Tam Hing-yen, a clerk in the Land office, to advise Mr. Chau Kwing-un to leave the Colony in order to
avoid arrest.
(c).
That you in conjunction with certain parties, namely Tam Taz-king, the Hang On firm and Wong Pik- -chun, assisted one Wong Cheung to bring Admiralty action No. 4 of 1908 on the understanding that you and the parties nared, other than the plaintiff, wore to receive sixty per centum of any sum recovered; that you end the parties nei the plaintiff, woso to receive sixty por contu
ker then
resoromod; that you and the parties named, other than the plain- -tiff, drew up for the purposes of the action false particulars of claim, well knowing the same to be false.
3.
Any reply that you may desire to make to
these
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.