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or picior expressed

hin

aught

bob

wholly

disregarded, if it is not fully constrated

y independent evidence.

M. Collins

Mr. Stubs

14

Wa/b

have

Certain further facto

to light which appear" to lav

come Howalls conduct

open

to further censure To warrant the re-opening of his and

Case "

From the attached correspondence, it is to to gatherer that the first inquing mislitated by the Governor related only to certain charges, alleging in effect, that

connected with the Pontchar he has been

years 1890, 95, 96 business during the

and 1897.

for reply to the Colonial Secretary

lotter specifying the

frounds of this proposed

wigning, Howell stated, in para?, that

to the busier transac to subsequent to the

actmitted by keine,

bo and

hons refered to he had "at-

"of am

་་

Made

Asewhere

"#

rendlord assistance

time mi the

om of the carrying

This Alorry or business in

Kind

[C.0.41604]. In his petition

to The Secretary of Stats

(in para. 6) that the

in his reply to the

time

anat

Dr. Howell says agami statement contained Colonial Secretar

Every detail

[0.0.908]

conect in

Now it transpires from the proceedings

mi Court

That Ke

had rendered assistance

to the Hongtong Boutchery Company (the same branes so styled after the date of the hanractions above referred to)

inn vanons mago;

ཊྛ།

he had

pard vanoris sumo

of money

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Employe of the Company for wages,

several cheques for

ar

he had cashed

Tsam

Kee commented

h

had written

a

with the bunnies,

Leve

arder for the

Company ordering butter from Johnson,

and

had geven

ست

The Ice Company for also in nection with the

chit

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with the Company's banners.

Al these facto

to have

See

keen proved,

Comd

are

reported to have

been virtually admitted by Howell'

conder only.

Commsel (MW. Potter),

ん

who

Winged thin

Image (and med enccessfully) before

Count- that these transactions per se

afforded

Ko

Kind of conoboration to

the allegations that I owell

Lad

been

fontän gother offrand when selling the plaintiffé business in 1897, Therefore the defendant

verdict in his favour

These transactions

admitted

clearly go

f

ii fact

Howell had

this

w

ANTO

Co

and entitled to

That-

a

proved and

show that to been interested

Butcher Compaing art. the

sale of Entame business in 1897, and consequently that Howell's statements in his letter to the Colonial Secuitary and