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"Miscellaneous
no.53
COLONIAL OFFICE
216
Exemption showed he considered need for the present as it is understood that the law has been tacitly allowed to remain in abeyance until the passing in time.
I agree,
Wheeler
1/7/72
I agree; and I further think it is questionable whether the highest class of Mail Steamers should not be clearly and permanently exempted from some of the restrictions placed on a very different class of vessels and service.
Excepted from
for
R. Jaques
13/72
but obtained ha.
Concurs.
The telegram before sending it.
K July 14/1/2
My Lord,
Temple July 12th 18/2
We are honoured with your Lordships' commands signified in Mr. Holland's letter of the 9th inst., stating that he was directed by your Lordship to transmit to us copies of a Despatch from The Governor of Hong Kong, its enclosures, in which the question was raised whether the Peninsula & Oriental Steamers & the Messageries Maritimes Steamers fell within the provisions of the Chinese Passengers Act.
2.
It was replied to that the Peninsula & Oriental Co. relied to a certain extent upon the Passenger Act 1854 (16 Vic. c.44), but it was observed that that Act was repealed by the Passenger Act 1855 (18 & 19 Vic.). And with respect to the latter Act, Mr. Holland was to observe that the exemption of Steam Vessels carrying Mails, which was made by sec. 4 of that Act, was not...
The Right Hon.
The Earl of Kimberley
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1/7/72
agree; and I further think it is questionable
the highest class of
Mail Steamers
should not be clearly and permanently
some of the restrictions paved very different class of refuel and sewice.
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The telegram
before sending it.
K July 14/1/2
My Lord,
Temple July 12th 18/2
We are honoured with your
commands signified in
Lordships
In Hollands letter of the 9th inst.
was directed by your
stating
that he
Copies May
th
Ladship to transmit to us of a Despatch not
of 10 from The Governor of Sting Kong its enclosures, in which the question was raised whether the Penisula
& Oriental Steamers & the Messagerier Maritimes Steamers fell within the provisions of the Chniese Passengers
Vic.c.102.
Act 104" that it would be seen.
2.
relied to
that the Pensicula & Oriental Co
a certain extent upon the Passenger Act 154 16 Vec. 0.44. but
aware that det was
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live
are
repeated
by the Passenger Act 1855 (18419. The cig & with respect to the latter det. he IM Holland) was to observe that the exemption of Steam Repels
Carryung
Mails which was made
by sec. 4 of that det.
The Right Hon.
The Earl Pemberley
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