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: England for revision so that a Lecond Ordinance
Remarks by Mr Murray
In 10763 244
the ong Kong 15th August, 1862.
[Cofery]
be
may
necessary) may
J
am
to amend (which otherwise on
not be required.
$4 of the
Graft Ordinance has been rendered
desirable under the
following
circumstances.
The Cholera having visited various China
:
Ports
G
Health
Visited one
the course of
lo
to answer
Aras
appointed. He
Officer of the ships in the Harbour in
his
duty and the master refused
any questions
that the Health
and it was
found
powers to
alteration
or to the
of
opposed to any
clause IV
adoption of
substantive
of
the
existing Ordinanc
Either of
the changes ~
alternatively submitted in the Draft Ordinance!
The Original clause, which seems to have been adopted out of the Treaty with China, is probably the best that can be devised for
the
protection of Residents against fraudulentt dispored Ship - Masters, and I can see
officer
had
ма
It
is
by a short
sufficient
cient reason
make the proper inquirico.
enactment desired to remedy this oversight
in the
former
Ordinance
I have ton
(Rejma) John Smale,
(The Copy)
Altimer General...
WAAlexande
Acting Colonial Secretion.
for any
no
curtailment of that
protection, which after all, is still incomplete.
I think the latter pourt of Clause
useful
in the existing ordinance a use
provision in many ways
and es
f
especially-
660
a
protection to the ship- Master against