held Government Title Deeds, but most of the people had been squatters for many years: - the value of their Deeds is further shown by the practice, admitted by the Chinese officials, of entering fictitious heavy fees or areas therein to avoid taxation and the same fictitious areas have been, as is clearly shown by the Survey, inserted in the Deeds surrendered; for the purposes of fraud in obtaining compensation, I do not even ... were called the Red Deeds ... those bearing the Official Seal.
exempt what ... or ... In the settlement of such a difficulty, ... record whatever ... and in the absence of any record furnished by the Chinese Officials - ... presume there can be but one mode to adopt, to deal with the occupants of the soil after due notice given to them of the intentions of the Government, either to buy land or to lease it. In ... appears to ... carrying ... that the ... these into effect it ... following arrangements will be the most effective and least liable to ... after disputes.
The map of the whole District to be publicly exhibited at the Police Station now open and at my office in Victoria, giving the areas of each plot of ground in Mows, and the name and number of the plot with its value in Mow in Chinese Characters, the occupiers of the several plots may then be dealt with separately.
2. The Police to obtain the name of each occupier, and area claimed, and to register the same in Chinese and ... register ...
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held Government Title Deeds, but most of the people had been squatters for many years: - the value of their Deeds is further shewn by the practice, admitted by the Chinese officials, of entering fictitions heavy
fees
us areas therein to avoid
or taxation and the same
fictitions
areas have been, as is clearly shown by the Survey, inserted in the Deeds surrendered; for the purposes of frand in obtaining
compensation, I do not even
were called the Red Deeds
the Official Seal.
-
exempt what
or
or those bearing
In the settlement of such a difficulty,
record whatever
and in the absence of any record
furnished by the Chinese
Officials -
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presume there can be but one mode to adopt, to deal with the occupants of the soil
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after due notice given to them of the intentions of the lyovernment, either to buy sand or to lease it. In
appears
to
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carrying
that the
these into
effect it
following arrangements
will be the most effective and least liable to
after disfintes.
The map of the whole District to
be famblicly exhibited at the Police Station
Now loon and at
my office
in Victoria,
giving
the areas of each plot of ground in Mows,
and the name and number of the ploh witho
its value
pu
Owners or
Mow in Chinese Characters, the
ocenpiers of the Reveral plots may then be dealt with separately.
2.
The Police to obtain the name
each Crona or oce
and to
occupier, and area claimed,
ister the same in Chinese and
register
of
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