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ships on
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Sundays in Hong Hong Harbour,
Harbour, & who, in com sequence, suffer financially in competition with their rivals in trade who compel their officers &
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to do
so, unworthy
of your lordship's just consider a -
tion.
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"The Home Government has
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the
ordinance pre
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Hong "Harbour; as
the Colonial ?
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of
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July 1891,
speaks of
the ordinance
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"passed". "
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stated in the passage
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communicate writte
informing "proposes to "the Governors of
the Colonies in
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view
" which Sunday labour in the "Ports appears to be not suffi-
•ciently restricted with "to further measures " taken by legislation " of the
ordinance
" in Hong Kong
being
on the lines.
recently passed
or otherwise?
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Moreover, M. E. The Administrator told the Legislative Council
the 31th July 'It has receiver Her
"Majesty's assent
"tomorrow
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Force The Times is there-
fore evidently misinformed.
I have the honor to be
Yo
My
Lord
our obedient servant
The Right Souble
Lord Vonutsford
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The secretary of State
for the Colonies.
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