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The other homes and institutions, though not specifically carrying out inspections, yet form the focal centres for reports from the general public.
5. A large number of other charitable bodies receive
no financial support, but are nevertheless interested in the
care of mui -t sai.
6.
Thus the Anti-Mui-Tsai Society, which consists
of some 600 members, have formed a sub-committee to investig-
ate mui-tsai complaints, any information thus obtained being
passed to the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs.
7.
The remaining institutions, as in the cases mentioned in paragraph 4 above, are designed primarily to
care for the welfare of mui-tsai who have left their former
employers.
8.
my
I enclose a schedule of the various institutions
referred to in this despatch.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient, humble servant,
Governor, &c.