CO129-474 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1922 [1-4] — Page 433

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o would add that the testimony of the majority of the Chinose 4309

itnesses that have been before us has been in the main rart

imsatisfactory, as well as highly contradictorV.

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The condition of affairs in the Colony at the time was abnormal

in the extreme. A general strike of practically all labour w in progress ad the police were working at the highest possiblo pressure, and au we feel that the criminal intimidation which

brought about tao strike we closely conected with the

unfortunate incident with which we have had to doal, we trust

that the Government wil take much immodiate stops as aro

necessary to prevent any repetitim of such chaoa, end that tho Chinose resið mte for their part will do all that lice in thir

power to assist them to this ma with suggestions and advice,

The commerciel status of "ongkong is delicately balmood and

any frequent recurrences of the trouble that has rocntly

affected as will spoedily recoil in the chapo of financial disrator

on the heads u the whole community, both foreign and Ch 1080 and

employers and employees alike.

In conclusion we wish to ascociato ourselves with Your Worship

in expressing our sympathy with the bereaved.

Burton.

r. ing has asked me to state that his aotions wore

dictated solely by his conception of duty, and no one regrete

more Leonly thm hirself the suffering onsed through the

nocesuities of the occasion.

lership.

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(To the Jury). I thank you for the grant care and

attention you inyo shown tlu'ough cut. I thin the verdict of

Justifiable homicide is right and propor and the only ponsible verdict, and I think you are right in veicing, on this ocension,

that tr. King did his duty, I thank you Gentlemen,

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