Chun Kam-mun, who was a clerk in the Municipal] Tax Department, had an interest in this Syndicate. I appears that he bought and sold! land in his spare time for the Syndicate; the commissions acer ing due to him were satisfied alloting him shares in land in! in possession of the Syndicate describ-td as B.C. Lot No.
4002. Chun Kam-mun shared his interest in this land with two others, Chun} having 4/21 and one T.R. Oong 1/21 and Anyang Chu-tong 6/21. but the widow in her statement of claim states that she has since acquired by purchase the shares of Oong and Anyang.
Tam Wa was not a member of the; syndicate, but appears to have been a friend of one Tong who was the manager of the syndicate, and some other members of the syndicate, and as he was a British subject he allowed his name to be used for the registration at the British Con-alate of the various plots of land! under the control of the syndicate. And this particular plot of land ¥as registered in his name.
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