Enclosure 15.
Lates compromise had been finally settled. After a considerable time the claims of the two tenderers for compensation sent in, and referred for consideration by the Acting Colonial Secretary, the Colonial Treasurer and the Acting Registrar General, when it was proposed that the two tenderers might be offered $7,000 in lieu of all claims, the Acting Registrar General at the same time expressing his opinion that the two tenderers should get the sum not only as a matter of right but in consideration of the weakening effect it would have on the influence of Government with the Chinese if they did not.
85] HStewartLockhart
Acting Registrar General
31st May, 1888.
ale.722.
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The Acting Colonial Secretary
I have given my opinion so fully on this case that I have little to add to what I have already said. I would, however, point out that
1. There is nothing to show that Mr. Chi Kam fong's name was added to the licence in 1876, he having declared before me that the licence was lost,
2. No premium has ever been paid by him,
3. I never informed him that he would receive back his licence.
(Signed) J.H. Stewart Lockhart
Acting Registrar General
3rd June, 1886.
Enclosure 15.
Lates
compromise had been finally sectled. After a considerable time the clami of the two tenderers for compensatio sent in, and referred for oursideratim In the Acting folemnial Secretary, the Jolmial Frencucer and the Acting Registrasineral, when it was proposit itial the two tenders might be offered $7,000 in lieu of all claims, the Acting Rejition General at the same time expressing his opinion that the two tenders should get the ham not only an
a master of right but in consideration of the weakening effect stral it would have the
rifluence
of Government with the Chinese if They did not.
85] HAStewarthockhart
Acting Repitia Carral
31th Biny, 1888.
ale.722.
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The Acting Colonial Secretary
I have
given my opinion so on this case that I have little
to add to what I have already said. I would, however, point out
that
1. There is nothing to show that Mr. Chi Kam fong's name was added to the licence in 1876, he having declared before
was lost,
me that the licence
2. No premium
o premium has ever been
paid by him,
3. I never informed him that he would receive back his t licence.
(Signed) J.H. Stewart Lockhart Acting Registrar General
3rd June, 1886.
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