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in hoisting the Sails, many of the Chinese Coolies assisted.
Thane always held the opinions that the System of collecting emigrants would be much more satisfactorily conducted if trustworthy Ewropean_
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employed to visit the
which the laborers are
drown and I hav
ergood
more than
on Mr Back the advisability of sedapting that system,
that he
should personally visit the Heads of villages and obtain there
to his Scheme .
ncouragement
I think Mr Back leaves his
collection too panch in the hands of
Chinese. It is posible that a feur2__=>
isolated cases
Colies
these
of improperly procured as
may come to Hong Kong, but
people obtain justice at Police, Courts immediately
complaint or if
even
eaking
ow mA.
they
کر ھے
کر کیا
placed
on board the ship without having had
every
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the opportunity of doing so on shore, they have
chance of making their objections known on beards; firstly, to the Police Constable who is in attendrance
there and afterwards to Mr Back whose visits are almost daily and eventivally
In a
1. few instances it has
to myself.
happened that Coolies have been -board the ship direntlig
placed
on
on arriving here, but it would be bettin
that this should not be done until they
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