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167
under Contract:
and
I have read the report by the Acting Colonial Secretary, the Acting Registrar General, the Captain Superintendent of Police, Dr Eitel, sent for my perusal by order of His Excellency the Governor.
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The joint report of the former concludes with the statement: "Comigra to were if the not free Contract of Service, it would be impossible for us to show that they were not seen satisfactorily to dispose of their opinion."
The report of the Captain Superintendent of Police, obtained through a trustworthy detective Sergeant of Police introduced into the crowd of Emigrants, is to the effect: that the majority of the emigrants have raised their passage money by mortgage on their property, while others have borrowed money, that they are to repay it at the rate of two dollars when they are able to afford it; it is added that these men are not under Contract, except so far as the repayment of the loans is concerned.
This report is equally satisfactory, though there is a loan, there is no Contract of Service to make the repayment binding.
Dr Eitel's opinion is that he is convinced that the vast majority of the Emigrants would, on strict examination, be found to be men utterly unable to pay the passage money themselves.
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མང། མ་ཐ
167
under Contract:
and
I have read the report by the Acting Colonial Secretary the Acting Registrar General, the Captain Superintendent of Police, Dr Eitel, sent for my perusal. by order of His Excellency the Governor.
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The joint report of the former
concludes with the
"Comigra
2
to were
if the
not free
Contract of Service, it
would be impossible for us to
"show that they
were not seen
satisfactorily to dispose of their opinion .
The report of the Captain Superintendent of Police obtained through a trustworthy dete Sergeant of Police introduced into the crowd of Enriguar
detective
to the effect: that the majority of the
to have raised
emigrants
their
their passage money by
mortgage.
on their property
while others have borrowed,
2--2-
money. that they
the understand
standing
are to
repay
it at the
Lolla
rate of two dollars for
when they
are able to afford
it, it is added that these men
are
their own
not under
far
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Znastero and are
Contract, except so
the repay.
of the loans.
This report is equally
satisfactory
though there
as althor
is a loan there is
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Contract
of Service to make the repay= ment binding.
Dr Citel's opinion is that he
is convinced that the vast
majority of the Emigrants
would,
on strict exe
mination be
found to be men utterly unable to pay the passage money.
themselves,
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