Maughong
N:28.
10. February, 1875.
Goewer
I'm Arthur Kennedy, H.E. Governor.
To
The Right Honorable
The Earl of Carnarvon
Macao Coolie Trade-
Transmits correspondence with the Chief Justice regarding vessels engaged in
Together with Returns of the-
Proclamation referring
to Emigrants by Governor
Macao
& Enclosures
...
Supreme Court, Hongkong, 28th January, 1873.–
I this morning accidentally came across the "Supplement to the Overland China Mail," of which enclosed I forward two Copies.
I have marked in these copies twelve Ships, having destination for Peru.
Of these, "America," the "Maria Luisa,"
The Honorable
John Smith,
Acting Colonial Secretary...
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