CO129-159 - Sir Kennedy - 1872 [9-12] — Page 456

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"The Minutes of the Council held the 19th September, are read and confirmed.

"Read. Despatch from The Right Honorable The Secretary of State for the Colonies, dated the 29th July, 1872, transmitting Copy Report from the Emigration Commissioners, wherein it is pointed out that there would be considerable difficulty in relieving the Mail Steamers of the Peninsular and Oriental, and Messageries Maritimes Companies from the operation of the Chinese "Passengers' Act 1858, and the Hong Kong Ordinance No 8 of 1871; and in view of such statement, calling upon the Governor to consider the subject, and to report whether in his opinion, it would be desirable to make an exception in favor of these Companies.

At His Excellency's request the subject is discussed, and the Council advises that the Provisions of the Imperial Act, and the local Ordinance, be strictly carried out until it be shown to the satisfaction of the Government that a...

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454 W "The Minutes of the Council held the 19th September, are read and confirmed. "Read. Despatch from The Right Honorable The Secretary of State for the Colonies, dated the 29th July, 1872, transmitting Copy Report from the Emigration Commissioners, wherein it is pointed out that there would be considerable difficulty in relieving the Mail Steamers of the Peninsular and Oriental, and Messageries Maritimes Companies from the operation of the Chinese "Passengers' Act 1858, and the Hong Kong Ordinance No 8 of 1871; and in view of such statement, calling upon the Governor to consider the subject, and to report whether in his opinion, it would be desirable to make an exception in favor of these Companies. At His Excellency's request the subject is discussed, and the Council advises that the Provisions of the Imperial Act, and the local Ordinance, be strictly carried out until it be shown to the satisfaction of the Government that a...
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454 W "The Minutes of the Conmail held the 19th September, are read and confirmed. fo * "Read Despatch from The Right Omorable The Secretary of State the Colonies, now of the July, 1872, trommitting Copy Report from the Emigration Commiformes, wherein it is pointed out that there would be considerable difficulty in relieving the Mail Steamers of the Peninsular and Oriental, and Mefragerie Maritimes Companies from the operation of the Chine "Passengers' Act 1888, and the Honghting Ordinance No8 of 1891; and in view calling upor of such tatement, the Governor to consida the subject, and to report whether in his opinion, it would be desirable to make of an plion in favor these Companies. At this becelleney' a request the subject is discused, and the Omnmail advises that the Provisions of the Imperial Act, and the local Ordinance, be stretty cared ant- until it be shown to the satisfaction of the Government that a
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454

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"The Minutes of the Conmail held

the 19th September, are read and

confirmed.

fo

*

"Read 。 Despatch from The Right

Omorable The Secretary of State

the Colonies, now of the July, 1872, trommitting Copy Report from

the Emigration Commiformes, wherein it is pointed

out that there would be

considerable difficulty in relieving the Mail Steamers of the

Peninsular and Oriental, and

Mefragerie Maritimes Companies from the operation of the Chine

"Passengers' Act 1888, and the

Honghting Ordinance No8 of 1891;

and in view

calling upor

of such tatement,

the Governor to

consida the subject, and to

report whether in his opinion,

it would be desirable to

make

of

an

plion in favor

these Companies.

• At this becelleney' a request

the subject is discused, and the Omnmail advises that the Provisions of the Imperial Act, and the local Ordinance, be stretty cared ant- until it be shown to the satisfaction of the Government that a

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