addressed to the Registrar General, M. Lockhart, by the
Wa On Australian and Californian Merchants ~
Association.
I have the honour to be, My Lord Marquess, Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant, With ein Robing
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Enclosure.
C. O.
12525
REG?(REG26UI931
Translation of Petition A:500.
Petition presented by
the Wa On Australian and Californian Merchants'
Association
asking for the gracious removal in the interests of commerce
of
the restrictions on Chinese re-emigration to British Possessions and
praying
that their joint petition may be submitted to the Secretary of
State.
Sheweth that petitioners are merchants who have lived long under
British protection and are thankful for the fostering care which has been bestowed on them. That for many years they have carried on business in Hongkong, Australia, and California without any distinction being made.
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addressed to the Registrar General, M. Lockhart, by the
Wa On Australian and Californian Merchants ~
Association.
I have the honour to be, My Lord Marquess, Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant, With ein Robing
(
Enclosure.
C. O.
12525
REG?(REG26UI931
Translation of Petition A:500.
Petition presented by
the Wa On Australian and Californian Merchants'
Association
asking for the gracious removal in the interests of commerce
of
the restrictions on Chinese re-emigration to British Possessions and
praying
that their joint petition may be submitted to the Secretary of
State.
Sheweth that petitioners are merchants who have lived long under
British protection and are thankful for the fostering care which has been bestowed on them. That for many years they have carried on business in Hongkong, Australia, and California without any distinction being made.