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which it is inexpedient
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necessary for
the Colonial Government
either to
undertaki
the
duty
watching for
Chinese smugglers
permit the
evasion
of
uncontrolled
the
Laws
new
which you propose to exact.
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constant complaints from
the Chinese Authorities.
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renewal
of
the present system
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blockade.
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exclose for your information
a copy of
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Correspondence
this Department
and Mr Lowcock, and
thall be glad if you
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