Grayburn and Streatfield are moved again.
This time they're taken by car to Stanley Prison where they're held in much improved conditions. Each has a cell to himself and exercise periods and baths are provided.
Their arrival is recorded in the diary of George Wright-Nooth:
Grayburn brought to Stanley chained to Streatfield....
It seems from Streatfield's account that they were both roped up, but not to each other.
Sources:
E. P. Streatfield, Account, page 5, in Hong Kong Public Records Office, HKMS100-1-6; Maurice Collis, Wayfoong, 1965, 226-227
George Wright-Nooth, Prisoner of the Turnip Heads, 1994, 157
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