CO129-430 - Others & Individuals - 1915 — Page 453

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take charge of the business here. Both Mr. Heermann and Mr.

Penning state the latter returned to the Colony the day after

the pledge was signed, vis August 12th. The Kashima Maru" however

arrived on August 11th and there is the copy of a letter signed

by Mr. Penning to the Colonial Secretary advising his arrival

dated the 12th - the date of the document signed in question.

On the 7th August Mr. Heermann, for himself and firm,

executed a Power of Attorney in favour of Mr. Penning and E. Frohlich

to enable them to carry on the business on the ground of his

Sudden departure from the Colony.

Mr. Penning states he was taken and introduced to the Bank

on his arrival and Mr. Hynes thereupen informed him the Bank would

appoint him Kanager of Messrs Cha, J. Gaupp à Co's business. The

letter of appointment as Manager was sent to Mr. Panning ọn 15th

August. It is interesting to note that Mr. F. Heermann signed a letter

to the Bank on the 14th August asking permission to draw certain sume

from the Bank. Hr. F. Heermann informed us there was no attempt

made by the Bank to take possession or notice given to the Landlords

other than the deposit of the loose diamonds and the appointment

of Mr. Penning as Manager.

As a matter of fact Mr. Heermann did not leave the Colony,

although, we understand, he had permission to do so and eventually

he was interned in Hongkong as a prisoner of War towards the end

of October 1914.

Mr. Penning informs us that although he had received his

appointment as "manager" the fact of Mr. F. Heermann remaining on in

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