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Mireute by the

Acting

Colonial Secretary,

Submitted. I think it is very

heed that this Colony should bear the

burden

E

-Ryan.

of the poor lads mainknauce. He

was sent hers

from

Shanghai, because there Asylum there; but now that he

in declared mnefit for detention; I do not

x

why he should not be sent back to

his pecuts.

Enquiry can be made as to

whether he could be received into the

very

Rest Print Reformatory; but I doubt much whether the Directors will be able

lo admit him.

(Drite) Se Stewart

30.12.88

Gov

"Minute by the Officer ofdluinistering the Too! The Ellorney General has not

I should like bris

opinion

opinion as to whether this Colony shouted

: be puck to any further copenser The fottur

receives 100 facts

and one

of Fin

The family

pauper.

cavv

wenth and a lodging.

a

month.

Jch $60.

be looked on as

hardly

(Quit.) It. A. March.

30-128S-

Minute by the Arting Colonial Serretury

To the on the Attorney General,

ow above.

(Duit ? ) J. Stewart .

31.12-85

Opinion of the Attorney-

improperty

I think this

AROUN

General.

has been

sent here. The China and

Supan Order in Council of 1865

provides for the deportation of British

subjects

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