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15. Voucher 19. Indien Police Family Remittances. $17,851.05.

No.3 Account, which is the Indian Police Family Remit- tances Account showed a balance of 811,439.33 on 30th November, 1919. This account was 86,351.22 short. This amount represents deductions made from Indian Police pay not paid in to No.3 Account. from No.2 Account (Persona] Encluments).

16.

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Police Canteen.

$1,887.13.

$200.95.

See Credit side Voucher 20 The Accountent was in charge of the Canteen accounts and received a monthly allowance for this work. The daily takings were paid over to him and he signed for them. He paid the bills of the Canteen. At the end of November, the sums in his hands amounted to 1,887.13. He paid out $200.95. He took the balance when he absconded. This amount has not yet been refunded to the Canteen but can be paid out of the advance of $15,000 made to me after Chan Pui absconded if His Excellency so directs.

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18.

On the 30th November, the credits as set out under the 4 Police accounts were in the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation:-

No.1 Account

Other Charges

822,612.73

No.2

*

Personal Emoluments

No.3

H

Indian Police Family Remittances,

£ 1,030.37

$11,499.83

No.4

*

Steamer Guarde

99.84

Voucher 1. Honey recoverable from Streite, Indo-China,

and Netherlands-Indies. £2,188.75.

Deportees returned from the above countries have to be

financed from here to their homes and their fares have

also to be paid. The amount shown was advanced by the

Accountant to make these payments and had not been

recovered when he absconded.

19.