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Envelope 11).

Late: has not yet been delivered to Petitioners, who are the Cause of the delay. Petitioners are ignorant of the Cause that Attle. Evens, Solicitor, to Acting Colonial Secretary.

251 Hongkong, 27th March, 1886.

therefore constrained to pray Your Honour will transmit this petition to H.E. the Governor requesting His Excellency to inform them in writing on an early date the Cause of the delay; so that they may put this matter in the hands of a barrister, who will either petition the Legislative Council or the Chief Justice to settle it; in order that the Land may be delivered to them early date and that they may commence business.

(Memorial ending) 3rd March, 1886.

Sir,

I have the honour to enclose the particulars of the claims of Law Pok-shaw the purchaser from the Government of the Poultry Law. I am sure you will inspect his claim and consider the great disappointment he has suffered by losing Stall frontage and probably realised considerable sum.

I have, &c.,

J. C. Ewens.

To Fr. Stewart, LL.D.

Acting Colonial Secretary.

The Honourables

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Envelope 11). Late: has not yet been delivered to Petitioners, who are the Cause of the delay. Petitioners are ignorant of the Cause that Attle. Evens, Solicitor, to Acting Colonial Secretary. 251 Hongkong, 27th March, 1886. therefore constrained to pray Your Honour will transmit this petition to H.E. the Governor requesting His Excellency to inform them in writing on an early date the Cause of the delay; so that they may put this matter in the hands of a barrister, who will either petition the Legislative Council or the Chief Justice to settle it; in order that the Land may be delivered to them early date and that they may commence business. (Memorial ending) 3rd March, 1886. Sir, I have the honour to enclose the particulars of the claims of Law Pok-shaw the purchaser from the Government of the Poultry Law. I am sure you will inspect his claim and consider the great disappointment he has suffered by losing Stall frontage and probably realised considerable sum. I have, &c., J. C. Ewens. To Fr. Stewart, LL.D. Acting Colonial Secretary. The Honourables
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Enveloure 11). Lave: has not yet been delivered to Petitioners, who are Cause of the delay. ignorant of the Petitioners are that Attle. Evens, Solicitor, to Acting Colonial Secretary. 251 Hongkong, 27th March, 1886. therefore constrained to pray Your Honour will transmit this "petition to A. E. the Governor requesting His Excellency to inform them in writing on an early the onte of Cause of the delay; so that they may put this matter in the hands of a barrister, who will either petition the Legislative (2) Douncil or the Chief Justice to settle it; in order that be delivered to them the Lan onan may may early date and that they commence business. (Meval ending) 3rd March, 1886. Sir, I have the homo enclose the particulars of the clanis of Law Pok-shaw the purchaser from the Government of the Poultry Law. Jam sure you will inect a libe La b his claw un and consider 2.2. ent he hich he wron the great disappoi has suffered by losing Stall frouv probably have realised Considerable suiv I have, ru, $7. C. Ewens. Fr. Stewart, LL.Q. Acting Colonial Secretar The Honourables
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Enveloure 11).

Lave: has not yet been delivered to

Petitioners, who are

Cause

of

the

delay.

ignorant of the Petitioners are

that

Attle. Evens, Solicitor, to Acting

Colonial Secretary.

251

Hongkong, 27th March, 1886.

therefore constrained to pray Your Honour will transmit this "petition to A. E. the Governor requesting His Excellency to inform them in

writing

on an

early

the

onte of Cause of the delay;

so that they may put this matter in the hands of a

barrister, who will either petition the Legislative (2) Douncil or the Chief Justice to settle it; in order that

be delivered to them

the Lan

onan

may

may

early date and that they

commence business.

(Meval ending)

3rd March, 1886.

Sir,

I have the homo

enclose the particulars of the clanis of Law Pok-shaw the purchaser from the Government of the Poultry Law. Jam sure

you

will inect

a

libe

La

b

his claw un

and consider

2.2.

ent he

hich he wron

the great disappoi

has suffered by losing

Stall frouv

probably have realised

Considerable suiv

I have, ru,

$7. C. Ewens.

Fr. Stewart, LL.Q.

Acting

Colonial Secretar

The Honourables

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