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Table III.

Number of Women and Girls detained in a Place of Refuge by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs under Sections 34 and 35

of Ordinance No. 4 of 1897, and arrangements made regarding them.

Permitted to leave, Permitted to leave under bond, Restored to husband, Restored to relatives, Sent to native place, Married, Adopted, Sent to Refuge or Convent, Died, Awaiting marriage, Cases under consideration, Total, Cases brought forward, 7. Under Detention on 1st January, 1922. Prostitutes. Emigrants. Total. Detained during 1922. Prostitutes. Emigrants. Total. 2 ... 2 14 ... 14 Total. 16 ... 16 + 1 ... 1 1 1 ... 1 1 ... 1 3 ... 2 • 2 ... 2 5 1 7 26 Cases dealt with during the year, 29. 7 1 1 *** 3 26 33 Cases carried forward, 4. C 19

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Number of Women and Girls detained in a Place of Refuge by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs under Sections 34 and 35

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Table III.

Number of Women and Girls detained in a Place of Refuge by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs under Sections 34 and 35

of Ordinance No. 4 of 1897, and arrangements made regarding them.

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Table III.

Number of Women and Girls detained in a Place of Refuge by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs under Sections 34 and 35

of Ordinance No. 4 of 1897, and arrangements made regarding them.

Prostitutes Emigrants Total Cases brought forward 7 Under Detention on 1st January, 1922 Detained during 1922 2 ... 2 14 ... 14 Total 16 ... 16 Permitted to leave 1 ... 1 Permitted to leave under bond 1 1 ... Restored to husband 1 ... 1 3 ... 2 • 2 ... 5 1 7 Cases dealt with during the year 29 7 1 1 *** 3 26 33 Cases carried forward 4 C 19