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for the

arr

of

of any

such

man

my

I can recall no

case where it

has

been made known to me that a

deported

man had been

seen on

board: a vessel and allowed to leave unarrested, because he was

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W. M. Gmigrating

Captain Exprintendent of Polis

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It will be

noticed that

minute is

frame

the

Cade

my

wholly general. I had to

an answer

that

would meet

of any de ported or condition_

ally payloned person both European

Chinese

and

trivese out.

persons. I had no

erroneous

Excellency's mind

of some 500 or 600

knowledges of thes

impression made on His I mind by the statiment

shown in the

ad

extract from the despatch of the

of Mr. Grimes,

29th April 1879

which

published on 314

point

that was bearing

July

wad

1 first depra pens

The

1860.

was the freedom of the es

paro,

mind Gov: Gaz Appendit. A

the ex prisoners

from control by the Police in the of Deportation or conditional

execution

12/

Pardon

1610

1876.

Ki Jather B

Brisbane

Pardon

warranty

ag

regards

cards their

destination. Confining myself

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now!

to Australia, remembered to the

belief that

best

of my belief

lefore two

some tune

Chines, conditionally pardoned,

had promised their own fraspon

passages

to

Australia, whilst in 1876, P Davis had

cone to

Leone

the

Farve

place his passe

passagi

on his

bring paid for by a freind on,

on conditional pardon. But in sense did I intind

pehase

no

stätemment to

в

my general

acepted as proof

that this Garment bad.

men to Australia;

morny

sent

of the

had hun paid such

I can only repeat

wag

that

if

passage by the Treasury

my

anower

a perfectly general one gian

to a

in reply the

14.

of the

another

above

derte

days after Enquiry.

question!

I received

The receipy

general question in

official letter.

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