CO129-220 - Governor Sir Bowen - 1885 [1-3] — Page 16

2 of 1884, entitled the "Peace

Ordinacce Nå 2 2 of 1884,

"Preservation Ordinouce, 1884..

2.

With rep

& reference to

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t = 8 of 1882 to that

by amending Ordinance No280 effect.

Looking to the profound.

H.

ce to the second ~

d

h now under

tranquillity

which thi

Colony

is now

enjoying,

paragraph of the despatch.

rokuavledgment, I have already recuitted. the finns inflicted upon certain Chinese

boatien, as was reported in my despatch

N = 406 of the 10th December ultimo.

3.

With reforsure to the fourth,

an

fifth, and sixth paragraphs, I have requested the Attorney General to prepare Ortinruce, ( as suggested by Your Lordship) making the provision of Section of of Ontinance 1.2.22 of 1884, (relating to the detection of persons ordered to be banished,) permanent

by.

1005

I concur with Your Lordship

that there is no present necessity for

re-ei

-sucating other portions of

temporary

"Peace Preservation Ordinance.

this

1000

If unfortunately,

circumstances should

of fail to

alter in this respect, I shall not

ask for Your Lordship's feerther instructions:

for my guidance,

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you

desire. I have the honour to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's Most Obedient, Humble Servant,

SMor