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Shanghai, 20th January, 1920.
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With reference to the letter of the 19th Septem-
ber last. from the Officer Administering the Government, on the subject of the mentally deficient destitute, Sidney Livesey, I have the honour to inform Your Excellency that this man has now been certified insane and consequently it is possible to obtain an order from H. M. Supreme Court for China for his removal to
England.
In these circumstances and in view of the present very great difficulty of obtaining homeward passages in the ordinary course here in Shanghai, I have the honour to enquire whether Your Excellency's Government would be prepared to requisition such passages for this man and an escort, if possible on some vessel calling at Shanghai, which would obriate
In any case, the the necessity of transhipment at Hongkong. passage from Shanghai to Hongkong could no doubt be easily arranged. I understand from the last paragraph of, the letter referred to above that the Government of Hongkong would be prepared to defray the costs of the passage to the United
Kingdom.
I have, etc.
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His Excellency
Sir Reginald Stubbs, K.C.M.G.,
Hongkong.
Consul-General.