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variance with the conditions required by the Authorities at the Port of arrival.-

I am ales desired to notice with

reference to

Your

allusion to

Sumcingmoon that it is doubtful whether the Public Afficers in the

British

Australian on ther Mitial Glouces

could

A

British versel

recognize cailing from that Station, which is

not included in the number

Ports legally open to British Trade

in China..

Should the bct place it in the Lieut. Governors power to modify

of the conditions intoned therein, the necessary instructions

he will give

give

to the Iurigration officer and with

this object the Attorney General shall be at

mec consulted;

should it occur to the bentlemen

n as a

body_

be

who have signed the letter under reply either individually that further information may offered on this important matter, the Licut: Bovernor will gladly avail himself of any suggestions

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Luay

receive so as to place the views entertained by you fully and satisfactorily before the Secretary of State ofor the Colonies

(True Copy) Menur

Colonial Secretary-

I have, Mo.

(Signed) Mr. J. Meran,

Colonial Secretary.