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No.2945/1907.
His Honour
289
GOVERNMENT MOUSE,
HONGKONG.
October 27ta, 1909.
Sir:-
In reply to Your Honour's letter No.6 of the 15th in-
stant, I have the honour to forward copy of two minutes by
the Attorney General, dated the 22nd and 20th instant in
which I concur. The Officer mentioned in Sub-clause 2 (4) of
the braït Article amending the Order in Council uealing with
deportation should, however, be the Harbour Master, not the
Captain superintendent of Police.
2. I am much indebted to Your Honour for the attention
which you have given to this subject and I am especially
glad that you propose to give effect to what I believe to be
the only proper and feasible course, namely that deportation
should form part of the sentence passed by the Court at
Shangnai.
I have do.,
(signed)
F. D. Lugard,
Governor, &c.
Sir Havilland de Sausmarez,
Juage of his Britannic Lajesty's Court
for Unina and dorea.
Shanghai.
Re Fune