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Hongkong,, June 12th., 1911.

As requested by the A. S. P. (Mr. Wodehouse) I had enquiries made as to the truth of Mr. Lo's (Attorney-General's clerk) statement of his exitia concubine being very ill. P.S. 142 Li Fuk knows them well, and I arranged for him and Hau Hang to pay a friendly visit to Mr. Lo's son, they went to his house at No. 7, Ezra Lane, 2nd. floor. Mr. Lo's son happened to be out, but P.S. 142 was able to satisfy himself that Mr. Lo's concubine was ill, and she was confined to her room, and had two old women

and a boy in attendance on her.

(Sd.) A. Collett,

C. D. I.

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