CO129-409 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [1-3] — Page 157

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Hongkong, 9th. August, 1913.

With reference to the charges of embezzlement

preferred against me and to be heard in the Police Court on the

12th. instant, my case was yesterday laid before my Counsel, lir.

Jenkin, and on his express advice given to me this morning. I beg to transfer to your custody the sun of Twenty-nine dollars ($29.00)

which I enclose herewith per Postal Order. The sum is made up as

follows:-

brosi bute AND nut 110, od studen. I daiverimda

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os evan Iliw wo? .00.0fk ni Jmals Toyozų sint noted voy blot I se

Dİ Zİ NO VIJABeiï and Je Maaway begunje broƐ aut bạn ÀÌ odd jog Ji nuelt play to1 đi ob os ydub mlaini72o vidnigal end to ding on

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E. Stainfield, deceased.

Li Ah Shau, dedensed.

Shek Fuk, deceased.

89.00

0.50

11.50

$29.00

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With regard to Samuel Baboo, decensed, all moneys

received nave been properly applied; and with regard to Jhinda

Singh no sum of money has been received by me.

I have been clearly told and realize that in so

handing to you these moneys, I do not in any way alter the nature

of their possession by me, and that it still leaves open the

question whether these moneys, which I have held in pursuance of

a practice long sanctioned in the Department, are in fact the moneys of the Government.

I am etc..

(Sd.) Alim Khan.

Hugh A. Nisbet, Esq.,

The Registrar, Supreme Court.