CO129-047 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1854 [8-12] — Page 199

10.

I have mentioned there

the

crinsing growing

audacity of the marauders but

A is not through such attack, as there that the injury to the trade

on Colow as chiefly felt.

of

11.

boats which I

The Fishing mained in my Gehatch 178 F 275 Ultime as having compit- refuge in this Harbour still lu

stare,

fearing to rick the abmnt cartainty of carture by eraising

outside in pursuit of

mnal norcation...

qual

their

12. Not a day passes without

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complaints being made at the

Central Police Station

F

boats

Captured, property seized, suc Crews carried off, and when it

is taken into consideration that them. comrlaints are

by

bouts

with, Houghong, and that such but a portion 1 the

bolged only belonging to, or traffretting

boats

foun

native Craft in these waters come idea of the magnitude of

the evil

may

A arrived at

13. Among the

muany

rchorts

lately made at the Price Station

recurs me

that has crcited some

attention- A wealthy Chinee