CO129-420 - Governor Sir May - 1915 [1-2] — Page 108

105

,7rJjurios2 Isino1o0 .nom to ato'sbiopil as drɔd infignen2 brwnoa,itoli ent. ullid to redwn a to noissaaso, ni sta inud edɔcitoisÄ-dozjueⱭ srið KUTIBU MOTŤ Brwi and aronijnietetionðvelt erið yd Frizvod snow ticiúW ors noise to suos,8llid ened" enviesim bao,adrebiɛst,8:Tİ) -opadnuft and of bedso, slow,ɛllid melo averido bao (radnemoob Jon as droŸ vel: Lort berkden stew Jud tudi in znaß erosiJBİRA 91.100.

1. and atoled worl ajab Ils vad? .\named of eldisaimenoIt mans) brood no si sllid gindnerwoob and id berovos ojino exit to TOI DO BT Đoa is to liked và anireflexis so poid sul

ni bra (unu Ilonaɣial wit bon vil onsðið snið) syine seem qat od brou no aaw ensoe probnal ni benindeb need ovari od beveiled mt bru reynìittrell edt) asing so bestee need even noide ayida ev si dad cavaitnis,-vuajuel add to nonend tørrd2 edT . (xrohu? bum mod_no: wild bit: quart of Juez ad od ellid exerit 101 bodas ..or brea bluorle yard seridunt word of riety InsƐ Lørigned?

on enues around,elliú neola and od brojar útiv

bio jausmod of tree 11 .imm2 of weit gribnse of moitosįdo at Liow Lanolovn Lutod sild esseroni con [lim yaid event bedoelioo and mit Lena, toSamrys of ed Jiw sluser ¡ino end as ¡tibero 10

• Storumaali da sinoƐ edveiðaÏBA-ribatual end of youned ni vooweth Ísrovon me (allid vredno.do oh and shurjer BA

.ε

-18BİZE noiJurobianop Vidadỡng bluor adrnwooh erit to noisec880ų edT (6) ni iou rule to dro: arbeiðnina-fondusť odt Jainas

mood griqqina brus oboq, erit to moissessoq gritteg

¡ereweja [srdjen yd co -nussmelt arid adnewoob naerd Juondiw eve Idodo

chong tenor to inicuseon đại blog đầu ednsitniel

i bos „Jiri to reddef no le oci a to savem Lõ

t

W

to buoses to denit sit enonacani mua ni seso no bro groa moit aid to bust end ni con si e_timore .AnaƐ farguoNË

(0)

3.

(c)

The only possible contraband that I have noticed amongst the cargo are one bale of hider

and perhaps the peanuts.

(d). To hand over the documents relating to prize

cargo might conceivably assist some fraudulent

claim for the bounty of the Crown in the name

of some British subject.

The value of the cargo concerned is about £4,500 and I

think that the value of the clean bills is about 22,869.14a .10d.

4. I think that the clean bills might be handed over but it

would be unwise to hand over the documentary bills.

5.

Submitted for instructions.

Sd.

J. H. KEMP

Attorney General

5th January, 1915.