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of His Sycellency The Governa, stating them
in the same order, and in connection with the seven clauses above.
petly I would- propose that the Tepos of
Victoria, shall provide
me-with-lists
of
name-
ll the most respectable shops, with their seals impressed below each shop's (Chiuspai ); and on the 14th day of each- month furnish-me- with the changes during the past-month - ; this list will_
serve as a
reference, and any forgeries.
thereby be detected, while shops closing
business
may
be blotted-out-monthly.
may
2ndly That a penal clause- be inserted- in the Registration. brdinance- rendering any shop subject to a fine-
fine - which
may
eure an individual by the impression_ : their Seal on any paper bearing his
name, should be afterwards commit- muy
breach of the laws and abreond, or be-
-onvicted before
before muy
muy count of Justice.
zrdly that in order to render the people-
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careful- of their certifientes, a small- charge be in future. Laid upon every Ticket. issued -, of say a half Rupee and which_ I
to believe would not be objected
have
reason
check-to
to by the people as it would not affect the bulk of the population who are already Registered, and it would - prove a the inhabitants of some of the billages I
the opposite shore, many of whom
understand present--themselves here- and
fre
registered as inhabitants of the felony 4thly That - a respectable Portuguese Clert-
Chinese be attached to this
could
who
Speaks Departinent, so that the Registration. procced-without- interruption, and allow
me more time to attend to the Stevenue -
Department the small- charge - on the_ certificates which he could- issue whilet I am otherwise unavoidably engaged. would much incore than pay his salary