A kos. 26 and 19.
21st March, 1922.
In reply to Mr. Thomas Griffiths and Mr. Charles ¿dwards,
Mr. Churchill snid:-
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postpone their questions on this subject in order that T Aight clienant to with the Governor of Bon, Long.
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Chongho in the Colony bare 'unfortunately prevented either the ŭovernor or
daphniarem. myself from 'andling with this matter an 'expeditiously as 1 had
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Staffrume hoped, but 7 have now Feceived a telegram from the Governor
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farseed stall that his Coverment in consultation with the Societias Tor.
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dreariment the Frotection and for the Abolition ofui Tani will draw up
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Sewingbird scheme for the abolition of the system as soon as possible, both
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the Government and the Societies point out that this process must
for hedgeskake take some little time. I have directed the issus/without delay'
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of prolation making it clear to wployers and employed
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Subrogaizd Tuture be recognised in lions hond and in particular that no
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their adopted parents at any time will be allowed
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The issue of this proclamation will involve some risks of
The Arbore a number of girls to The viles of fünmerupulous persone,
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laical before the girls are encouraged to Teave their employers T
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protiuate be very desirable to have some schame to provide for thai. Madiemus
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It is indeed obvious in fier of the mmbers involved that
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be beyond the power either of charitable institutione or of
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