CO129-486 - Public Offices - 1924 — Page 372

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JOBĚŠIUOŠIM Kodraŭ adź HOTI ONS Kžadds of alfžvaatpark

He therefore made arrangements to secure one through

the Sesond-in-Command of the Yunnanese Armies, whom

he doubtless bribed by the offer of a share of the

A blank permit ma issued and vas filled in by

Chan Lim-Pak as detailed above. The permit itself

was perfectly in order, but when, on the arrival of the "Eay" at ikampos on August 10th, the authorities

learnt that the arms were destined for the Merchant.

Volunteers, they at once cancelled it and requested

the Commissioner of Custome to forbid the vessel to

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Mr.

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Courey thereupon same to see me on behalf

of Chan Limn-Pak, and requested my assistance in obtaina-

ing the manitions for the Merchant Volunteers.

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pointing out that I could not possibly comply, he made

the astonishing statement that the Governor of Bongicong and 51r James Jamieson had approved the transaction; and that Mr. Stephen had not only sans-

tioned it but that the Bank had opened a credit in

connection therewith. Mr. de Couroy himself doubt- less spoke in good faith, but I replied that, a far

as the Governor and Bir James were conserned, it was

quite out of the question that either of them could

have leat any countenance to the schema. This I m

sube equently able to confirm. I enclose herewith

copy of a letter dated Osteber 10th, 1985, from Mr. Stephen to 31⁄2- James, xinuted by the latter, which

shows that the proposal was submitted to him bat that

he refused to assist. As regards the Governor, the

Asting Commissioner of Customs in Canton, Mr. Lav, kim some time ago, before the arrival of the "Hay",

Be informa me that the GovernOZ VEU AMsed to learn of

the plot and supressed his intention of seizing the

arma when the ship passed through the Colony.

however

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