2 That at the conclusion of the inquiry, Mr. Wong made an official report to the Ministry setting forth all the relevant facts and coneluding by a finding in the petitioner's favour, Though the Minister of Justice had taited to take any proper action after receiving the port, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs acting jointly with the Ministry of Justice placed the matter before the Nationalist Government.
3. That the Nationalist Govern-mont considering that the disd ary punishment inflicted on petitioner by the Provincial Government was not proper, had vetoed the order of dismissal and instead ordered that the matter be referred to the Bureau for Supervision of Officials in order to have the same dealt with according to} law and that pending the consideration of the said Bureau, which was] not in existence, the petitioner wa: to be suspended from office tempora arily.
That during the period of suspension Judge Zia was appointed to be the acting President by the Kiangeu Provincial Government. While the petitioner ready to hand over the office to Judge Ziar, he did not come to take up hix appointment.
'5. That the petitioner, mindful though he is of his duly to obey
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