CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 105

and Australia have deliverd their

humigrants with so few exmaltics

that we have no hesitation in stating that out of many thousand Remigrants, the deaths have not amounted to 1 per cent.

Are would

the

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in firing

that in voyage come discretion

length of the voyage should be given to the Sucigration office

as to the quality and deccription of the Ship

Are would submit that it would net peatly for na partiction and the finterests of the Colony of Ships taking Emigrants from other ports of China

to Australia

Avai

held

performanse of

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the care regulations

that may be enforced here - as it is

clear that we cannot compete with Ships at adjacent. Proto that take

as many Passengers as this have room for.

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Si convolucion we chall feel greaths obliged by an carly reply to this Communication as the picient unsettled state of affairs

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of affairs is highly

We are, &c.,

prejudicial to our interests._

(Signed) Dent Hof:

Lindsay Lofo J. F. Adger - Eyall Still ff. John Burd Too Y. J. Murrow. Williams Auchon Ifr. Gift Livingston Ifr. Mr. Pristan & Jo

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responsible at

the

Colonial Secretary-

" the port of destination for

it

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