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Committee, would be incompatible, with the foresent financial condition of the
Colony .
I may
however, have
misunderstood the Committees
which is not
suggestion, which
clear
very
as to whether the contribution
expected from the Colony be only share of the annual expenses, or also of the outlay_ of Capitat on the proposed
buildings
to be erected on the site of the
existing
Civil Hospital. I shall, therefore, be glad to receive more definite information on this point :
5.
I also notice, that the
Committee suggest that the
inspection of women to be effectual should be extended to the inmatõs
of all brothels whether licensed to admit Europeans or only Chinese..
6.
That is
a subject which has occupied much attention.
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the part of this Government, and I have hitherto failed to
reliable evidence.
oblain
any
whatever of even a single instanc
an achich
any
soldier a sailor
either gained admittance into
Chinese Brothel or was
a
by any brothel.
such
7.
belonging
infected
to
As the communications from
the Admiralty and the Ware