CO129-217 - Governor Sir Bowen Administrator Marsh - 1884 [7-10] — Page 428

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Chinese goutteron deplored the state of

disorder

· prevailing, and as

they

were

sustaining los thereby in the same

manner as the Europeas uncrchants,

there seems to be no reason to doubt

their sincerity

But

one

thing they

was of

wisted to have done which was

course not listened to. They wished it

to appear that work would be resumed

on their intervention and on the

terus which had been

acceptance of

suggested

or dictated by them to the

Government . Fiveling that all suggestions of this nature were · percutority referred, they dispersed, without anything.

deficite

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13.

definite being resolved, but on that, and the following day (Sunday) it is

believed that they did exert themselve to bring

about a resumption of work

by the coolies and boat people.

Sonce

of the suraties of the

boaturen who had come to the Colonial

Secretary's Office on the afternoon of

Saturday, 14.7574,

4

were interviewed byme

in the presence of the Attorney Gecoral. They appeared to be anxious that the

boatinen should return to work, but

believed that they

of vidows. They

were

• prevented by fear.

were assured

ofa

sufficient police protection, but it was

Not

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