CO129-162 - Sir Kennedy - 1873 [1-3] — Page 104

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which I made to him regarding the shipment of criminal or destitute Chinese from the Treaty Port to this Colony.

2.

I regret to find that in Mr Wade's opinion it is not in the power of the Consul to prevent the embarkation for Hongkong of such Chinese as those which led to this correspondence. It seemed to me that Her Majesty's Consul might be expected to exercise such power or influence within his jurisdiction that the Police Authorities of the Settlement could be stopped from shipping on board British Vessels at any rate Chinese Criminals who were to be landed in Hongkong. It is not difficult to foresee the probable injury to the Colony, which this position of affairs may at any time effect, but I must now leave it to Your Lordship to take such steps in the matter deemed expedient.

3.

Regarding the request of Mr Wade that I should address him in the first instance when attention is to be called to proceedings considered objectionable by this Government and to the supposed responsibility of the Consul, I think that he has

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3. 101 which I made to him regarding the shipment of criminal or destitute Chinese from the Treaty Port to this Colony. 2. I regret to find that in Mr Wade's opinion it is not in the power of the Consul to prevent the embarkation for Hongkong of such Chinese as those which led to this correspondence. It seemed to me that Her Majesty's Consul might be expected to exercise such power or influence within his jurisdiction that the Police Authorities of the Settlement could be stopped from shipping on board British Vessels at any rate Chinese Criminals who were to be landed in Hongkong. It is not difficult to foresee the probable injury to the Colony, which this position of affairs may at any time effect, but I must now leave it to Your Lordship to take such steps in the matter deemed expedient. 3. Regarding the request of Mr Wade that I should address him in the first instance when attention is to be called to proceedings considered objectionable by this Government and to the supposed responsibility of the Consul, I think that he has
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3. 101 which I made to him regarding the shipment of criminal or destitute Chinese from the Treaty Pork to this Colony. 2. I regret to find that in Mr Wade's opinion it is not in the power of the Commal to prevent the embarkation for Nongthing of such Chinese as those which led to this correspondence. It seemed Ito me. that Oher Majesty's Consul might be expected to excercive such power or influence within his jurisdiction that the Police Authorities of the Settlement could be stopped from shipping on board British Vifels at any rate Chinese Criminals who were to be landed in thoughing. It is not difficult to foresee the probable injury to the Colony, which this position of affairs may at amy time effect, but I must now leave it to Your Lordship to take such steps in the matter dearned expedient. 3. Regarding Ap the re may be request of Mr Wade that I should addrefs him in the first instance when attention is to be called to -proceedings considered objectionable by this Government and to the supposed respassibility of the Consul, I think that he has
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3.

101

which I made to him regarding the shipment of criminal or destitute Chinese from the Treaty Pork to this Colony.

2.

I regret to find that in Mr Wade's opinion it is not in the power of the Commal to

prevent

the embarkation for Nongthing of

such Chinese

as

those which led

to this correspondence. It seemed

Ito me.

that Oher Majesty's Consul might be expected to excercive such power or influence within his jurisdiction that the Police Authorities of the Settlement could be stopped from shipping on board British Vifels at any rate

Chinese Criminals who were to

be landed in thoughing. It is not difficult to foresee the probable injury to the Colony, which this position of affairs may

at

amy

time effect, but I must now leave it to Your Lordship to take such steps in the matter dearned expedient.

3.

Regarding

Ap

the re

may

be

request of

Mr Wade that I should addrefs

him in the first instance when attention is to be called to -proceedings considered objectionable by this Government and to the supposed respassibility of the

Consul, I think that he has

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