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up and paid. Mr. Mok called out the names of the Yaumati caterer and the Tung Shing shop among others, and I thought

that they were there.

Mr. Mok handled the money merely to convey it from my counter to

the payee. I cannot leave my counter on account of the amount

of money there.

As a rule I used to see the receipt signed, I was rather in a

hurry that day. I was not feeling very well. I had a touch of

fever.

To Mr. Messer

On no other occasion have I found any money missing at the end

of the day. I have never had any occasion to suspect Mr. Mok's

honesty. He is very hard working.

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To Mr. Wolfe

I did not know Chan Chik-sang then.

told Mok to draw the money for him.

I did not know that he had

Mr. Mok Yan-po states further

I have had no reports against me, and no gross neglect of

duty in all my service. Chan Chik-sang asked me to draw the

money. I would have run away if I had intended to steal the

I hope you will excuse me.

money.

We find that charges Nos.1, 2, 4 and 5 are proved,

and we recommend that 'Ir. Mok Yan-po be dismissed.

J. H. Kemp,

(Sa.)

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E. D. C. Wolfe,

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C. Mol. Messer.

10th May, 1921.