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immediately command assent. arm in hopes that in the present instance the Legislature has

succeded.

I would wish to draw

ttention to Sees. 18 and

19,

کتا ہے

not having hard place in the repeated Ordinance - The former of these Seations deals with the

case of.

Emigration Passage

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otherwise

Broker who, by omission to make due enquiries how failed to ascertain the circumstances under which any Emigrant supplied by him was procured, in other words, gives to the party injured a civil remedy

against the Broker in cases where

quilly knowledge on

there is no

his part. The latter section makes guilty knowledge of the

circumstances under which

any

Emig

count

was

procured - U material

ingredient in the case against the Broker and awards punishment. accordingly. This latter section was

Suggested by Ord: N: 4 S. I. 50 and 51._

of

1865,

(Signed) Henry John Ball,

Acting Attorney General.

October, 17th 1868.

True Copy

I. Gardine Mutive

a

Colonial Secretary.