CO129-410 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [3-5] — Page 90

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That he, the said Chung H■iu-nam otherwise Chung Sau

Nam on the 4th day of August 1913 at Canton, Ohina, feloniously ddd steal take and carry away a certain book to wit one payment out book for the period between the first and sixth moons of the first year of the Republic, the property of the Government of the Province of Kwong Tung, China.

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That he, the said Chưng Aziu-nan otherwise Chung Sau Nam, on the 4th day of August 1918 at Janton, Ohima, them being a servant of the Government of the Previnos of Kwong Tung feliniously and fraudulently did embezzle and steal the two several sures of 3100,000 and $50,000 delivered to him for his said employer.

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That he, the said Chungilsiu-nam otherwise Chung Sau Nan on the 4th day of August 1913 and divers and other dates subue-

quent therete then being entrusted with certain valuable

securities, to wit two cheques, one for $100,000 drawn on the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shamoen, Canton,

and one for $50,000 draws on the International Banking Corpor- ation Shaneen, Canten, the property of the Government of the Province of "wong Từng, China, in order that he might remit

the preceeds thereof to Shanghai and in turn to Nankin did fraudulently convert the said valuable securities and the

preceeds thereef to his own use.

During the said hearing and investigation before the

said John Roskrudge Wood evidence was given by witnesses for

the prosecution tending to prove that some time prior to the

alleged commission by the Appellant of the orines mentioned

in the said Requisitions Chan Kwing Hing then Governer General

of such Province appointed by the President of the Republic of

Ühina rebelled against the said Goverment and with the cenour-

rence of the Legislative Assembly of such Pravines declarad

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