CO129-142 - Public Offices & Others - 1869 — Page 324

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I beg to say that a letter from England should have prevented him from having a personal interview with him, but I transmit to you copies of a letter addressed on the subject from this department and his valuable report.

I have received what I have in reply.

I have, however (No. 18, and 1 inform you 311), in deference to the opinions urged by yourself and Smith against the proposed inspection of surely Chinese Girls, decided not to proceed for the present.

Upon such legislation being carried into effect, we will have to add at least a regulation.

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