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of the law regarding Mui Tsai, the necessary
steps will have to be taken, but at present
It may,
I trust
there is no evidence to warrant such a course. It
be assumed
I am, moreover, satisfied that, since the
recent appointment of additional Inspectors of
Mui Tsai, any serious evasions of the Mui
(speedily
Tsai legislation would seen be brought to
notice.
3. In the circumstances I accept Sir
W. Peel's view that matters should be left
as they are unless abuses are found to
occur.
I have etc.,
(Sgd.) P. CUNLIFFE-LISTER,