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PersonPhilip
PersonSir Philip
PersonDick
PersonO'Rourke
PersonMiller
Rolegentleman
OfficialCustoms
OfficialChinese Department
PlaceAustralia
PlaceCanton
PlaceHong Kong
LocationCanton
The Nathalia Herald, No. 255, 1888-12-20.
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