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an accusation of having violated the territorial rights of the Colony by causing Fong Sam to arrest Ch ́an F'im in British Territory, and I would ask you to lay the watter agaice before His Excellency

the Governor that he

consider whether the evidence is m

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sufficicatly

clear to warrant a protest being lodged by me with the Someruor

Ineral of the Two Kiang, and, should

His Excellency

be

of opinion that section

is advisable, I should be much

obliged for any hint as to the fores

such action should take.

letter on

I note that the Registrar General's

the

of February,

subject

is dated the 12th

so that that gentlewau,

when writing,

was not in possession

of the Report of the Captain Superinterident

of Police nor of its enclosure, the Report of Inspector Perry, which bear date the 6th March, and which considerably change the general aspect of this.

I have to

case

(Signed) H. Hance

Acting forrows.