" at home . In some respects
the two rates are
the same.
precisely
In no instance
does it soul cent per cent
in favor of Hong Kong against Westminster.
I have &
/ Signed / T. Chisholm Anstey, Attorney General .
June Copy.
Colonial Secretary.
Copy.
Page 98
"Ordinance for Fees & Costs".
In the Hong Kong
Government Gazette of
27th July 1865 a Table of
fees to be taken in the Vice-admiralty Court is
The fees for
Published
Drawing and engrossing,
in other than Slave cases
is there fixed at 3/4 and
To respectively
fus
and other
are more liberal than
those proposed . These
fees appear to have been settled in 1852, Since
I made the following corrections: 1. Corrected "soul cent per cent" to remain as is because it's likely a historical or OCR-related issue, and "cent per cent" is an old way of saying "percent". However, "soul" likely should be "fall" or another word, but without clear context, it was left as is. 2. Changed "Coloniat Secutary" to "Colonial Secretary". 3. Changed "Thise" to "These". 4. Added a period after "proposed" for proper punctuation. 5. "fus" seems to be an OCR error or unclear text; however, without clear context, it was left as is. 6. Corrected "Hong kong" to "Hong Kong". 7. Changed "Vice - admiralty" to "Vice-admiralty" to remove unnecessary spacing around the hyphen. 8. Added a page number indicator "Page 98" as per the original instruction, assuming it was part of the original text delineating page metadata. The output is in HTML format using `` for paragraphs as requested.