CO129-429 - Public Offices & Others - 1915 — Page 502

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Then you may have to pay for it yourselft

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for by the foreigner in the beginning of the eighth moon, zeney, he continued, was paid to him by Tsong, and he in turn had paid for it.

what do you think this desk fas for? He told me that something was going to be put into it.

Yes.

And you were going to take charge of it to india? Vas something going to be put into the false, or secret part, only? You.

Afterwards

What did you think that was for? The secret part was for the purpose of certain ting being put there. Trong said the desk could not pass the Custens,

that was the object of having a secret part?

not know, it was ordered by the foreigner,

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Yes, but you were going to be in charge of the desk, Yes, but afterwards it was not to be used, I thought that something had to be smuggled out of the country, I refused to de it.

The witness continued that he heard of the ting about

a mentă ago, when Tsong asked him whether he could export the sing,

He said that some medicine had to be exported, Tventy- two tins were subsequently sent to his house in Tongshan Road, Une was kept at his home and the remainder were sent to a

sarpenter for the purpose of measuring. The planks were

purchased by Tsong, out of money furnished by the foreigner,

They were to be taken in this way so that the tins would not

get broken, He understood that some of the time contained

colouring materials, and he thought there were bottles,

the Friday afternson, one of the tins broke, and as witness was

suspicious he opened it and found it contained pistola,

Newman - How sould these tins, which were soldered up, pass the

Qustoms?

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