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him to abandon the policy then inksided, unct substitute for it a Registry of resed's

and

uccording to a system abroadly iroognized by Chinese Law .

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There seems

the systlerse

Nevertheless,

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in the Governor's opinion

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sufficient treason to infer that proposed will be

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strictly maintained in the future than it has bear in the Fast, during which Vice Roy states, it has been treated as dead letter, notwithstanding that it was equally the law of the Empire than as new.

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therefore although prohibition

of the carriage of Sink pots, forms part of the Vice Roy's instructions, andt Though the original draught of the Proclamation of last April

was amended to include

that prohibition, owing princifully

Hemonstrances

from

by this timecellency

with

This Government wrger

verged

in a personal intervie fully

yourself last March, and more

set forth

A an

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The

Acting Colonial Secretorge

of that month, Fix

letter No 119 of the 114.

Richard Mac Ronnell is no longer. prepared

to harrass the shipping visiting this bedony

with

any further restrictions in that matter, till experience has shown that The se

the maintenance of the

stowrity for

Circular Instructions now

afund is

better than that which he had for maintenance. of the Treclamation

last April - since abandoned.

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feels that see

especially careful in

ought

moh

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to be

هستید

such a matter,