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to Foreign Countries. That is carried on sometimes in British vessels.
The total Chinese Emigration to all parts during the last 13 years (1855 to 1867 inclusive) has been 18,071. During the same period the number of Chinese Emigrants paying their passages and reported at the Emigration office, has been 129,692. The great bulk of them proceeded to Australia - 62,147, San Francisco - 62,000, Vancouver Island - 3,667, Singapore - 1,757, Moulmein - 66, Bankok - 50.
B. West Indies.
1856 67858 34991 1859 7862 36630 Bombay (1862) 2370 Dutch Guiana, 1865 61867 1609 Honolulu (1865) 780 Labuar (1866) 164> Samarang 5,436 Total 18,071Total - 129,692
3 – It is however only to the service-contract migration that the correspondence above alluded to relates.
4. Mr. Robertson, our Consul at Canton, in drawing attention to the alleged abuses in the Cooly Emigration from Hongkong stated that it bids fair to rival that from Macao, - that notwithstanding the precautions taken by the Colonial Government to prevent the emigration of kidnapped and deceived persons; and that Hongkong from its insular position is totally unsuited for Emigration purposes. – He referred, in support of his views, to certain leading ...
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to Foreign Countries. dat is cansied
on sometimes in British
vspels. _
The total Chinese Emir To Havannak
=gration of this kind
камерала
to all parto during
B. West Indies.
1856 67858. 34991.
the
1859 to 7862–36630.
last 13. years. (1855 to bombay (1862) 2370.
1867 inclusive ) has been 18.071 . During the same
Jahil .
$_1035*.
Dutch Guiana, 1865 618671609.
period the number of Honolulu (1885) 780
Chinese Emigrants
Ozvy
paying their
passages and
reported
at the Emigration.
office, has
129.692.
great bulk
proceeded
Borneo-Dr.
62
Labuar (1866).164 Samarang 5.436 Total 18.071
been To. Australia -62.147
The
"
San Francised - 62000
Vancouver Island - 3667 there Singapore -- 1757-
of the
to the
Australian Colonist
and California.
3 – It is however
Moulmein. 66
Bankok.
50
Total - 129.692
only
to the
service-contract migration that
the correspondence above alluded to relates.
4. M. Robertion, our Consul
attention to at Canton, in drawing
the
alleged
abuses in the Cooly
Emigration from Hongkong
that
stated it bids fair to rival that
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from Macao, - that notwithstanding the precautions taker, by the Colonial Government fails to prevent the smigration of Kidnapped
decrived
persons; and that Hongkong from its island paction is totally unsuited for Emigration. in support purposes. – He referred,
of his views, to certain leading
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