CO129-413 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [8-10] — Page 456

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Hon. Colonial Secretary,

Mr. Kunze is employed at Messrs. Shewan, Tomas & Co. Married. Has been in Shewan, Tomas & Co. about 7 years. Formerly employed by a German firm in Canton. About a year ago the Austrian Consul-General told me personally that he had intimate knowledge re certain pepers stolen from the Austrian Consulate.

It was reported that at the outbreak of war he had been heard to

brag of his knowledge of the defence of the Colony. He was rude

to some English ladies at Weismann's, and has talked at Kowloon

of what Germany could do. He has been on the "to be watched" list

since the beginning of the war.

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C. McI. Messer

Capt. Supt. of Police

24th September, 1914.

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