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Mr. Cowell.
Mr. Parkinson.
Mr. Tomlinson.
Sir C. Bottomley.
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Secretary of State.
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Sir,
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27
DOWNING STREET.
7 December, 1933.
I am directed by Secretary
Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister to refer to
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conson.
(31)
your letter of the 23rd November
E.M. PETEKS, ESQ.
FURTHER ACTION.
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regarding the registration of certain
children in Hong Kong.
2. The registration of girls
re
who at that time had the status of mui –
»
tsai in Hong Kong was completed in 1930
and since then the status of these girls
has been that of free, paid domestic
servants.
or
The acquisition of new mui
tsai on their introduction into the
Colony is now prohibited.
3. The Hong Kong Government is
no
satisfied that any serious abuses of the
anti-mui-tsai legislation could not
escape