CO129-378 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1911 [6-7] — Page 270

C/S

10 To

گویم.

ur,limel.dedi nosyroll

20

.kotneofor

mubustosel

48% (100 nowoeqeni

112

OP Y.

Enclosure 4.

C.

C.D.I.,

Sir,

C264 25837

Detective Office,

Central Police Station, AUG

12th. June, 1911.

J.I Juoda tundeni .A:01 vrid mo

gmiiniab need wwwm od Bernsqgs su „moijavit. Ianène) and dr cl

»ico mid no qu can sc ...q & duoda,,1sde...evideálne (757 20W

11. 10 ene tud blød ent ..1.3.0 and not bodan i shou

JROCA .nent ci od give enouggled wild go amoo oc elani nai

..

Arona drum o. Lun 100da

VISY & Jam i ise ol

De kan nodal -7( kas somilgalet ord „a dan asid I .1.0.0

-a de miri od mob joon só no . CasonixO

her a pas Ji Jong draud5 .9.9 blod

min evi: cbr anon od dald tex-suph bus paitegi

1

About 2 p.m. on the 10th. April last, I was

in the Charge Room at the Central Station, when Mr. Lo, clerk in

to the Attorney-General, came into the Charge Room, and said

that he wanted to charge some person with stealing his umbrella,

he then walked out of the Charge Room, and down the street. Mr.

Lo had the appearance of having been drinking heavily, and was quite muddled. After Mr. Lo had left I went to the Police

Canteen, and found his umbrella, and reported the finding of

the umbrella to lir. Lo by telephone. Mr. Lo rang up several times

on the Telephone asking the Inspector on duty, to send a

Detective to see him, as he had some very important information to give; but Inspector Murison knowing the state Mr. Lo was in,

refused to send a Detective.

mo

(58)

an gir emoo hiwow wu noid-

.mic moti sta prind on maon

I have etc.,

(Sd.}

J. Grant,

Sergeant of Police.

Page 270Page 271

D

93