CO129-046 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Bowring - 1854 [5-19／8] — Page 136

the Surveyra beneral to place himself in Communication with Mz White respecting the establishment epot for Chinese uniqrant Cookies

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the Weet duties and to

report my own opinion as to the

expedienes of such a measure - Me White having, is your Grace will have been appried, returned to England the termination of the season frvourable to cruigration, I can only comply with the second requirement.

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3. I am decidedly of opinion with Aws White that if the Emigration to the Weet duties from this place is to be systematic and constant

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a manner as the Government would wish without the establishment.

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aflost the former would probably be the lent expensive both as to its original cnt and in regard to the catablichment mecssar for its due requíation.

4. It is difficult to imagine how, without the aid of such an- establishment, laborers can

be

by

selected of such a clasi as their introduction would benefit the Colonies,

this must necessarily

ofor

require time; nor how when such alcation has been made the Coolies