The Commission were unanimous, approved -
The Commission have held three sittings and have adjourned for a week to enable Sir Robert Hart to obtain instructions from the Imperial Government at Peking. I forward for your Lordship's information an interim report from the Chinese Commissioner - Everything depends upon what attitude the Government of Macao may choose to adopt as unless it consents to make some provisions corresponding to those proposed to be enacted in Hong Kong the scheme contemplated in the Draft Ordinance prepared...
Enclosure 2.
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...prepared by N. Purcell. It is thought that it would benefit Macao to the serious detriment of Hong Kong.
The stipulation under which the Commission was appointed commences by reciting that the Governor of Hong Kong had long complained of the interference of the Customs cruisers with the junk trade of the Colony. It is ten years since the stipulation was framed and it may be remembered that Sir John Pope-Hennessy reported that all complaints had ceased. Since my return from Cyprus in 1882 I have heard of no such complaints and I do not believe that...
were unanimouch, approved -
The Commission
Lave held three sitting and Lave adjourned for a week to enable Sir Robert Hart to obtain instructions
from the Imperial Government at Desing. I forward in your
Lordship's information an interim report from the trong Mong Commissioner - Everything
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depends upon what attitude the Gorunment of Macas may close tadopt as unless it consents t
make some provisions corresponding & Close proposed to be enacted in Hong Kong the scheme con = implated in the Draft Ordinance
prepared
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prepared by N. Pursell HEGE 12 AUG 26 through as it would benefit Pracas to the serious detriment of Hong kong
The stipulation
under
which the Commission was appointed
commences by reciting that the
Gorana of tong long had long
Governor
Sy
complained 8. The interference of
the Customs cruisers with the junk
trade of the Colony. It is ten
since the stipulation
and it may
years
was Gramed
be remembered that
Sie John Pope-Hennessy reported
that all complaints had ceased.
Since nu return
sere
from Cyprus
in 1882 I Lave heard of as such
complaints and I do not believe
that
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