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( to the contrry of State . In reply the Earl bound any miss

of Kimberly stated that the Manorialistë

should be allowed to

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au association

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of whativer

liver kind they desired, and that Soft Dupre

in order to obtain official recognition, its rutes and organisation should be made known and approved by the Colonial Government Before the receipt of these instructions, a Society entitled the Po Leung kuk had already constituted informally, and was, to have rendered much practical assistance to the local Governrncut. The

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and was reported row: N289 of 2

- Aating Chief Justice stated that he m found the Soonty a great help in the "detection of kidnappers and Sir John Pope. Hemiessy expressed his own ~

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Conviction that it operations and influier to n. 80% off

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would do more than anything ele

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to put

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end to whatever was,

• really

bad

in the native customo to which Sir John Suate had drawn so much attention .

On the 31th August 181 printed copies of the

rules

of the Society

Society, as revised by

General

the m

e tu of Attorney Couseral were submitted to the

Aug 7/8.

Gor

1751395050 Secutary of State, and it was

recommended that an Ordinance

-giving

them legislative force should be

· 1890 3 2 introduced . To this Despatch a reply

Sof$ 32

Nov-184.

was received stating that an Ordinance

was not necessary, and that

if the... if

them

Society required corporate powers,

association could be for

formed.

the Companies Ordinance.

under

of 1865,

aud

fonual approval could be given to it rules and organisation by the local .. Government. With reference to this

Despatch, Mr March; when Administering

the

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