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of Que Dollar; and for every Summons for a Witness, either on behalf of Appellant or Respondent, a Fee of Fifty Cents shall be paid; and no other Fees, Costs, or Expenses than these, shall on any such Appeal be allowed or payable to either Appellant or Respondent.

IV. And be it further enacted and ordained, That it shall and may vernorin Council be lawful for the said Governor in Council, in pursuance of the said to determine on Ordinance No. 2 of 1845, to determine and fix on such temporary Rate temporary Rate until ne Jua-

or Rates by way of Assessment, as may be necessary, until a further tion

Valuation be made, or Notification given as aforesaid, in the month of January next ensuing.

Passed the Legislative Council of Hongkong,

this 10th day of June, 1851.

L. D'ALMADA E CASTRO,

Clerk of Councils,

Zaistmada

Clark

S. G. BONHAM.

ork of Councils.)

No43.

Miscellaneous-

Foreign Off informed Kept /50

My Lord,

1298 trong động,

AUG 25 1851

53

Victoria, Houghong,

19th June, 1851.

"I have the honor to

activoroledge the receipt of your Lordship's Deepatch 12251

of

the

24th March last, and to state in

reply

that there is not the least

objection to Her Majesty's huequatur being irmed in

favor of Senhor

Manoch Pereira as consul for

Portugal at Hougtong. That

Gentleman is a mort.

is a mort. respectable

Merchant of Macas, is personally

known to myself, and

very

esteemed and respected_

much the

respected by

that Colony

ruglish Residents

• The Right Honorable, The Earl Grey,

Ac.

Ac.

Ac.

of