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wiskes have been acceset to in every enctare, although it must not be forgotten to
in that had
The Agent: Mr Baart claimed that the
Cooke should be held to his
agreement
it would have been a difficult matter to compel its cancellation, but no obstruction of this sort has ever been made.
seb
This is the system pursued with act hired Coolie ships. The above will shew His Excelloney that my.
visits during the stay of the Marie Therese must have
been very frequent, giving ample oppor lunities for unwilling emigrants complain . I finally visited and inspected the skip on the day of her
to do
emaining on board until
departure remaining
the weighed her anchor, at which, and in
hoisting
the tails, many of the Chinese
Coolies assisted.
I have always held the spinion that the system of collecting emigrants would be much more sa
sabisfactorily
Conducted
conducted of trustworthy European.
Subagents
coere
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employed to visit the
lestricts from which the laboriremure drawn,
and I have more than
Beast the
once urged
advisabilit
system, or that he should,
on als
of a topting that
or that he should personally visit
of villages and obtain
the heads of villages
en c
their
rcouragement to his scheme. I thinst Mr Baan leaves his collection
cases
but thank
too much in the hands of Chinese Allg. It is possible that a few ivalated
of improperly procured. Coolies
lies may come to Hong Kong gh people obtaining justice at the Police Courts immediately on masting a complaint,
or if even they are placed on board she ship without having had the oppor deority opportunity so on shore, they
of cloing
have
every
chance of masting their objections Known
board.
Firetly to the Falice Constelle who is in attendance there, and afterward
to Mr Baar whose visits are almest
daily