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this opportunity

to state in detail the

ཡམསཏནཨལིཔི

regulations that I think wid suit the local.

passenger ships, but I may state as a

general indication of my

main objections to the Chinese Passenger's

not we be removed by

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I Enclose a copy of the above. mentioned sections of the Passenger Ships

views that the

"Act 1867":"

If you

think it desirable that

muy

views regarding

the regulations for this

an Enactment

that as regards the rimmber & accommodation

of Passengers, & the supply of provisions,

fuel & water for

the

same, all Vessels.

Engaged in the local trade in question

shall be subject to the rules contained

the Straits

in Sections X., XI., XVII. of "Passenger Ships Act 1867; that medicines

& medical stores shall be provided to

A

medical man to be

the Satisfaction of. approved by the Consul & Smigration Officer,

a that in the discretion of the Consul

а

x

Imigration officer it may be lawful for such Vessels to proceed without an

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Class of Passenger Vessels should be stated

tore

feally,

with reasons &

explanations

given, I could send a fuller report

direct to the Foreign Office upon the

ই

receipt of your authority to do so, & wo take that opportunity of describing more

particularly the general nature Trade between the Straits, Java,

of

the

x the

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Southern Ports of China whence slone there is any

Considerable umigration to

of

those neighbouring places, the class Vessels, the length & characters of the voyages, x the nature of the migration, we se se

I trust that I. mis

foot may

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