CO129-376 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1911 [3-4] — Page 497

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(g). The District Officer in the New Territori-

-es to correspond as heretofore direct with the Chinese District Magistrate, and no passports to be required for our detectives entering Chinese Territory.

(h). That the Chinese Government should send

a man to learn the system of Finger Prints with a view to mutual

assistance in the future.

(i). I said that I thought it would be feasible for this Government in future to send photos and identification details of criminals banished from Hongkong for serious offences and the district to which they had gone.

(j). I asked him to see that the present pro- -hibition of gambling at Sam Chun and Sha Tau Kok was not relaxed. Pointed out that a "sly gambling house at which Poker was played had been opened at the latter place at the Kwong Hop Shop.

(k). That the Hongkong and Canton Police Authorities should send to each other descriptions of lost pro- -perty believed to have been taken to the territory of the other, and search be made for it in the Pawnshops.

Mr. Wei Han asked:

(a). That as was done 14 years ago evidence in extradi- -tion cases should be produced before the British Consul and the Chinese Magistrate in Canton. If the former was satisfied the man should be extradited without the necessity of a trial in Hongkong. Replied that by British Law the accused must have an opportunity of answering his accusers and cross-examining witnesses. This of course would presumably be afforded in the later trial in Canton, but I cannot say whether this would be satisfactory: would like to look up the papers and see why the change in procedure was made and consult the Magistrates. Su ha. 7. f 1889 Section 9. (1)

(b). That if a British subject is arrested in China for an offence committed in Hongkong, and is extradited a Chinese Official be allowed to attend the trial and sit on the bench with the Magistrate, but have no part in the trial. I said I could see

no objection, but would consult the Magistrate.