Table A.
Number of Women and Girls admitted to the Po Leung Kuk during the year 1925 and the arrangements made regarding them.
In the Po Leung Kuk on 1st January, 1925, Admitted during the year, Total. Remaining in the Po Leung Kuk on the 31st December, 1925, Committed under Warrant from the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs 11 14 25 4 Committed under Warrant from the Emigration Office. 9 3 12 } 7 Pending the opening of the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs. } Sent with their own consent by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs 27 13 40 15 Sent with their own consent from Singapore and Bangkok. } 42 | 42 Sent with their own consent by the Police. 56 106 18106 Lost Children, | 42 Accompanying parents or guardians. 10 69 79 4 Runaway maid-servants. 4 4 8 4 Total. 311 69 259 44 Released after enquiry. 15 20 259 15 Released under bond. 20 - 30 328 Placed in charge of husband. } 47 328 47 Placed in charge of parents and relatives. 8 18 Sent to Charitable Institutions in China. 105 29 19 8 Sent to School, Convent, or Refuge. 19 33 5 61 Adopted. 328 - 828 1 Married. 10 12 2 10 Died. 2 13 15 1 Cases under consideration. 1 7 8 7 Total. ... 19 55 ...Page 105
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