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gu preto [lia fters to rollivary edt bevorogs vitneser
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Odnc1er Basuhi to putoajudi ar „red eye oriw stoetuve deiðin.
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ATCU-RSIJILA (MONACH
Dino-ce edt .*.i,NJTIJ deitits to
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sin to eva: i við rit iw noitsemoo mi
myin mi asidiroftra no [unco alydseja. &IH v enos18g dora
vai senso dado recade en bas ejoejdue deitind es
ncitotoong các no plenen bedoetta ei noiteitsiger nodw
.æðnɔítið 159 actio modsgod a to junoilere end yď
etto or: sedsoit runoo sick of 3 yea of no Beo: Tomie voo
bike stewoob done exiune ti neve Jadd one Jae (usuant
-ititzeo mod-reiðin, a to ever edt eroong yliï888509m Jon
yrolol edt ni adeo
I should be obliged therefore if you would furnish me
with a report describing the practice followed in your
Consulate-General with respect to the registration of Consulate
Chinese claiming to be british subjects and stating whether
registration is granted to persons born in the Colony of
Hongkong of Chinese parents merely on the production of a
Hongkong birth certificate or if the privilege is restricted
in such cases to applicants who produce the certificate, of
which a copy was enclosed in Sir E. Satow's Circular of the
22nd. August 1904, and which contains a statement to the
effect that the holder has resided in the Colony for three
years immediately previous to the date of issue.
You should furnish me with a list of all persons born
in Hongkong of Chinese parents who are registered in your
Consulate-General. specifying if possible, those who have Consulate
been reg stered on the production of Hongkong birth certi-
ficates only or other evidences of British nationality, end
those to whom the privilege has been awarded on the strength
of their possessing Hongkong Eritish-born certificates as
required by Sir E. Satow's Circular.
I should also be glad to
know whether in practice
British subjects
you afford protection to all Chinese
registered