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from Hong Kong only illustrates a difficulty which will constantly apelly Colony,
recur. Dr. Australia is a
isolated and without commerce,& the governors will never find
Me
the
of direct transportation to it. Thereupon it is suggested that
eve
Should try to find out whether the
Government of
Convict
India would accept
· from Hong Kong, receiving
them in
deposit,
and sending them
on to Ir. Australia when they could,
and being paid for
all the charges._
this
The objections to it is are,
it would not meet
it were node
pot that
our manits unless
equally applicable to
Mauritius and Cylon, & that it woul
beeen desirable to have
سانگ
unifor
System for
all
Three
of
these Eastern
Colonies; 2.th that it would complicate.
the public
ace
counts
and would
irrevilsuf be accompanied by great
delays,
and tatting
cisti
account
the Circuitous route, and the detenting.
intermediate stations, would
at
inn
all provability entail very heavy charges.
Such being the state has
• Case it occurred to me that the
place to which communications
and
of
whe
one
rications from
more frequent,
Every British Colony are more more easy
chesper chon tany othe, is England. I would strongly
recommend therefore that to chrèse 3
Castern Bronies, we should send
the same instructions which are
to all the other Colonies, rist
how
Soving
that then Military Convicts are to be
removed to
Cecording
to England to be dealt with
is at this moment in the
to low.
l encular to that
off
ready to go out, and it
was
effect
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