Tae Cran or C. B. Mears, IMPERIAL
This was a claim in respect of loss household fospitare geste factory written evidence of person Knowledge of the facts was produced, and Taels 19,500 were allowed.
Tae Cian or H. S. Hers, oF TAXY.
The claimant had his effects looted at Taku, and being unable to appear, supplied written evidence, upon the strength of which the Commissioner, allowed Taels 3,040. The claim was for Taels 1,300.
Shanghvi, 13th February. Tae enam oF C.F, Stock went, Newcnwaxo.
This was a claim for $1,200.70 in respect of furniture, ete., destroyed. The Com-missi-ner allowed $968.
Shang'ai, 14th February. Before H. P. Winxrsss, Esq., British Commissioner.
Tar Cuamt or Unicu FrrzceraLp Wintour.
Ulich. Fitzgerald Wintour, of the Imperial Maritime Customs, claimed £1,625.15.6, made up as fall ws:—£1,000 for wou ds received, £15, fr 01 portrait. £20 for photos, pictures, ete., and £20 for freight. Claimant did' not "appear, but Dr. Macleod appeared, amd gave expert evidence upon the wound, and upon the medical certificatex produced. Claimant received his injuries while on duty at Ssu-Wang-Fu, on the night of the 20th July, and is now suffering from synovitis of the knee. The Commissioner allowed on he claim £70.
Tax Cuamt oF J. W. Ricmannsos.
This was for £1,700, for wounds and losses of personal property. Dr. Macleod attended, and gave expert evidence. The Gaim of £1,000 for wounds was lowed in fall; and on the claim for losses of pernal effects, £100 unallowable was withdrawn, Total allowed £1,600.
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