ww do
subject of Chinese Omnigrations
those Colonies, cond
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stating
the Governor's wish
His Excellency that I should
F should give
early).
thereon
you
consideration
I
will
them
and
my
report.
shall: feel obliged if
inform Kennedy) that,
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Gers Artheur
regards
emigration to these two Colonies, emigration
I ses nothing to prevent the Engagement of Chinese Labourers
arrangement
under the
mante with the Viceroy of these Proviners pending the ratification of " the Convention of March 1866,
abeyance
which is still in
303
At the same time, having
had some experience in the
working of the Tomigration
to the
British West Indies, I trust
the few observations I have to
make on
the
subject will not
be considered out
of place In the first place, of
the Governments of the Colonies
in question determine to import labour from China, they should each send
Den
agent to pick the required
the purpose,
for
and
ship
contract with
them. Such
agent
should be officer appointed by the Government
and