and be made applicable to vessels proceeding voyages of more than
Fourteen days
on
' duration.
The question of providing
3rd class passengers with suitable clothing
is attended with the difficulty who shall pay for it. The class of persons emigrating from China are the poorest; and as
they are
probably just able to procure the necessary
passage money
and not in a
position to purchase a comfortable outfit. They generally take all their portable
property with them consisting of one
or two suits, a
few articles made
of cotton and a
few
of Country cloth which
is of a sufficiently thick texture
to resist much cold.
Should His Excellency be of
opinion that the before mentioned
measures
are not sufficient to meet the requirements of the Secretary of State, I propose that the Superintendents of Police be directed to supply
me with
trustworthy European Constables for each ship for which I may want
one: this
to be relieved every
six hours until the vessel's departure.
The following resume of
the
European
evidence with Notes thereon
may perhaps not be thought out
of place.
I perceive Mr. Woodren the
Coroner, in his letter states, that the
and be made applicable to vesels procceding vegages of more than
Whirly days
on
' duration.
The question of providing
jra passengers with suitable clathing
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is attended with the difficulty who shall pay for it. The class of persons enigrating from China are the pecreet; and as
ar
probably they
of
ouby just able to procure the necessary
papage money
not no a
8 prsition
to purchase a comfortable outfit. They generally take all thrie portable
property with them consisting of one
the swats, a
articles made
is mot
fillow and a
Four
of Country clock which
of a sufficiently thick texture
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to resist much cold.
Should His Excellency be of
opinion that the before mentioned
wcasures
are not sufficient to meet the requirements of the secretery of Stile, I propose that the Superintendents of Policn be directed to supply
me with
trustivorthy European Constable for each shipp for which I may want
him : this
six
every
-man to be relieved, hours matil the vessel's departure.
The following reannie
resume of
the
European
evidence with Ncts thereon.
may perhaps not be thought cut
of place .
I peresive Mr Wooden the
Coroner, we his letter states, that the
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