CO129-188 - Governor Hennessy - 1880 [5-6] — Page 63

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where he pleased, and that, if he "selected Australia, Singapore, Shanghae

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or the Coast Ports, he was seen on

board the vessel, bound thereto, by a

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Constable.

a man who had been deported-

If a

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"had returned to the Colony for purpose of emigration and had been

seen

by a Constable, it would have

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been the

deity

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that Constable to-

have arrested him - and I think he

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would have done so,

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" allowed to leave unarrested, breause

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emigrating

(signed) W. M. Deane, Captain Superintendent of Volice.

22nd October, 1879."

That a Chinese Criminal, who

had served

only

of

one

half

or one third

his sentence, was, on receipt of the

Governor's Conditional Pardon, allowed to select, with the exception of any ~

part of Honghong, the country where he desired to live, and that, when he

for

standing

reward of

of any

such

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recall

no

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then seen

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case where it has been made known

that a deported

to me that a

been seen on

man had

bourd a vessel, and

selected an

Australian

safely

on

Colony, he

board a

was

vessel

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bound to Australia by a Policeman,

was

a

system of rather modern