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Lin
Central Police Station
21st June 1881.
I have the honor to report for your information, the result of enquiries I have made respecting certain Coolies lie
floor of N = 6 Aleerdeen Street:
There
living
on the First
aze
about so
been
riding, there who have engaged in the Yau- ping, Hirking and Hok shan districts, to proseed to Victoria, Vancouver's Island, to be employed in making railway. They say will be about $26 per mouth each.
Their
paseage money, about
theve
wages
$42 per man, will be paid by the stwong - Lin. Tai Hong, 98 Winglok Street, but they will repay.
double that
or 100 per
cent, after their arrival.
they
engaged and brought.
to this Colony by two men who live
at the Kwong-Ying Loong Papershop,
Nr 140 Bucer's Road Central,
named Tee Thing Sham,
Isé a-it, respectively. Chore twis
who have
to Victoria,
already
beer
6
Aberdeen ittreet while I was
there n
making.
the Cooties
red reluctant
enquiries, and
to have anyth
anything to say
in
their presence. The first n
rents the floor the le colies live
022
Their passages are obtained of the Lai Hing Finn of Passage Brokers, 89 Queer's Road Central, to go by the American ship XXenia, which is expected to sail about the 23rd or 24th instant, with 300 Coolies besides for the same kind
of employ.
I have &€
Wat Deane, Esq. (Se) W. Stanton
Capt : Supt : of Police.
Acting Inspector.
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