Mr, Donglas—He mast not go on these "baste", bat it is " pretty heary penalty for His Wor—I do not regard the matter in that light at all. If foreigners behave in this way, whether they sredrank or not does not matte their friends shoold look after them. Otherwise you an intolerable state of a! ion by Chinese on drooken foreigners Dongls—I do not want the very Mr. Donglas—It your Worship will consent to sny arrangement, instructed that the money will be forthcoming without doubt.
His Worship—t have power to make an order for the payment of any fine to be suspended for so many You have told me that the prepared to double any T may impose. I certainly will fine bim £10 as compensation to this man, under the order in Council. That is on your assurance that that amount will be doubled.
Otherwise, I certainly shoald ave fined him £5, the maximum, for the assault, and have ordered him to pay £10 as compensation.
Mr. Donglas—I understand that £10 will be paid forthwith, and I will undertake that s similar amonot shall be paid in addi His Worsbip—Is that satisfactory to the complainant Mr. Kirk—He says that it is satisfactory.
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