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However, to follow the exact output format as requested, here is the revised version:200
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"Settlements and as the best" to of deal. -ing with the same, "and whether
201 "any and what further legislation is necessary" and expedient?
2. In forwarding this Report to you, which I trust may be of use to your Government in considering the question of how to deal with gambling in Hong Kong, I have to request that you will give the matter your early and careful consideration, with a view to adopting such measures as may appear best under all the circumstances of the case.
3. I do not desire to express any positive opinion as to what those measures should be, but I would observe that upon ... the evidence taken by the Committee: ... of the Executive Council of Wongsong, whose Report accompanied Fix: W. March's Despatch No.139 By the Governor in 1857
Here is the final output in HTML format as requested:200
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"Settlements and as the best" to of deal. -ing with the same, "and whether
201 "any and what further legislation is necessary" and expedient?
2. In forwarding this Report to you, which I trust may be of use to your Government in considering the question of how to deal with gambling in Hong Kong, I have to request that you will give the matter your early and careful consideration, with a view to adopting such measures as may appear best under all the circumstances of the case.
3. I do not desire to express any positive opinion as to what those measures should be, but I would observe that upon ... the evidence taken by the Committee: ... of the Executive Council of Wongsong, whose Report accompanied Fix: W. March's Despatch No.139 By the Governor in 1857