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of interpretions truet worthy employees . Ninchen other. amall, schools under the

superintendence of The

Educationalfommittee and

at the expense of the Colonial Government are scattered throughout the Chinese) population of the Colony These may and, t is to be hoped will in time yield fruit but nothing can I fear, well be of a lower

at

ebb than education

generally here and so it afraid

must I

am

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continue for come time chiefly owing to want of

funds

Export and Imports . The usual table of export and imports have been prepared.

the Blue Book and on

for

being referred to will show nofilling off in the arrivals

at the pmtibuut in the absence

of a Customs houses and any

of noxertaining with

means

any pertainty the correctness of such details feet myself noblestopelpupon the