Kivungtung ordering Chinamen to quit Arughing under severe
penalties-
Whether such loves and
injuries
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Ian be made a fit subject for elain of compensation will be for the consideration ofter Majesty, tremment - but Iincline to the opinion that whatever may
be
the extent of present inconvenience
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detriment, the course of events - and our existing difficulties with the Chinese will in their accult greatly augment the prosperity, and increase the value in the Colony,
of property
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I have the shower to be"," With the highest respect,
Sir,
Your Murat Obedient,
The Bowen's