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My Lord,

Government House,

Hongkong,3

31st.January,1906.

I have the honour to inform Your

Lordship that in connection with a case under Section 3 of

Ordinance No. 8 of 1887 in which three licensed chair

coolies were on the 29th. September last fined $3 each for

obstructing the free transit of passengers by persistent

solicitation of passengers at the entrance to the Canton

and Macao Steamers' Wharf in this city, a suggestion has

been put forward by the Solicitor to the defendants that a

Summary Court of Appeal should be constituted in this

Colony for the purpose of hearing appeals from Magistrates

decisions, such a court to be composed of three Justices of

the Peace who would sit once a month.

2.

On this proposal I obtained the

opinions of Mr. F. A. Hazeland, Second (but now Acting

First) Police Magistrate; Mr. F. B. L. Bowley, Crown —

Solicitor; Sir Henry Berkeley, Attorney-General; Mr. T.-、

Sercombe

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

THE EARL OF ELGIN, K.G.,

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