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The Chairman. He means a clansman doesn't he?

Mr. Lau Chu Pak.--Yes.

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Q.-Have you any assistants at Mount Davis?

A.--He is a stone mason.

Q.-Is he not working there for you?

A. He himself cuts the stones for the graves.

Who is that man name Lo ur?

Q.-Does he live there without your permission or without the permission of the, Sanitary Board ?

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A. He used to live in Hongkong, come out during the day and go back at night, and then Lo A Tong said "Will you live there and I will give you a place to live in?'

Q. Who is Lo A Tong ?

A. He digs the graves and Lo Pun gives Lo A Tong a dollar a month.

Q.--Is Lo A Tong under you? Who pays the wages

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of Lo Pun and Lo A Tong?

A.-No one pays the wages. Tong's wages are paid by the Sanitary Board. Lo Pun cuts the head stones.

Q.-So Lo A Tong is one of your assistants?

A. No, Lo A Tong is a grave digger.

Q. How many men are paid by the Sanitary Board at Mount Davis?

A.-Well, there are three grave diggers and myself. That makes four.

Q. Who is head man ?

A.-I am.

Q. So these three men are under ?

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you

A.-Now they are, but they did not use to be.

Q.--When were they not under you?

A. They came under me in 1905.

Q.--Not before ?.

A.-Not before.

Q.--Do you supply head stones for marking the numbers of graves to the Sanitary Board ?

A.-No.

Q. Who supplies them?

A. Foo Sik.

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