S1er,—Lf any mis-statement of fact occurs previous letter, you have failed to poi out. In the meantime I renew my request to be informed of the @ and rank of the person who beat Khing on the 30th of March Jast ast.
T also dee to know if" trial was XL—Aprit 5th, 1881, (official) Consul to Mr.
Junor, marked No. 17. No. 16 not received, Sin,—I, am in receipt of your letter of yesterday's date, In reply I have to repeat that nothing can be done until the statement with which your first letter of the 1st mat, commences is corrected, am, Sir, Your obedient servant, under the impression that an i been done, and therefore desi tion as is required for seeking redress through you, Lam, Sir, Your obedient servant, K. F. Juxor, 'T. Warrens, Esq., Rev. K. F. Joxor, Tamsui.
XU.—Aprit Sth, 1881, (official) Mr, Junor to Str,—I am in receipt of youre of this day. If there is any incorrect statement in my first statement, 1 am entirely unaware of it, I have not the remotest idea wherein it VI1.—I\st April, 1881, (oficial) marked No. 15.
Srr,—In reply to your second letter of this day's date, 1 have only to state that you carnot fail'to know that the opening eta ment of your previous comuiunication incorrect.
Lam, Sir, Your obedient servant, entire ignorance up to this moment of any official statement of the case, although Lhave asked for it several times, I again appeal to you for protection on behalf of myself and the Mistion which I represent from the injustice mentioned in my previous communication, Your obedient servant, Rev. K. F, Juxor, Tameui.
A Consul, 'T. Warrers, Esq.,
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