CO129-431 - Governor Sir May - 1916 [1-2] — Page 331

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No. 11.

H.B.M.Consulate-General,

Canton, January 18th., 1916.

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With refermoe to Your Hellency's letter No.134 of November 22nd. last, I have the honour to enclose copy and translation of a letter received from the Military Governor to- -gether with œpy of a report by Mr. Pratt who was present at the trial of Wong Kwok-vai on December 28th., 1915.

It will be seen from General Lung's letter that the accused has been sentenced to 3 years' imprisonment and has been forbidden to visit Hongkong in future.

I have alm the honour to enclose a demand draft for Hongkong #841.75 being the equivalent of $1,000.00 handed to me by General Lung with the request that the money may be gin as a gratuity to the widow of Chung Ming-chau.

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His Ewellency

Sir Henry May, 1.0.M. G.,

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GQ TÜ

Governor and Commander-in-Chief,

Hongkong.