decision of H. M.
government
to take steps for discontinuing Compulsory examination
will be communicated to
him.
3. Lord
And berlay
decrest
at the same time tombe
made clear that the
National Association which
should clear understand
"You represent that the practice of
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compulsory examination is applied to but
a
small
number of
prostitutes in the
town of
758
Victoria and that
the large majority of
the
prostitutes in the colony
are entirely exempt from it:
It forms in short
in short only
one,
and perhaps the
most important
item in
the legislation which is
waited under the Contagious
Diseases Ordinances in
-4. On the other hand
though
the
registration of
all
It appears that the original text is a draft minute of a meeting, likely from a historical document related to the Contagious Diseases Ordinances in Hong Kong. I have corrected spelling errors (e.g., "gaveinment" to "government", "confulsory" to "compulsory", "berlay" to possibly "Berlay" or a name, "decrest" is unclear, "boomen" to "women", "entically excruft" to "entirely exempt", "Houghing" is unclear, possibly "though"), and made minor adjustments for spacing and formatting. The text is presented in HTML format usingfor paragraphs as per the instructions. Further clarification may be needed for some unclear terms or names.