249
Copy.
The
Sir,
Enclosure 3.
Attorney's Chambers,
September 4th 1886.
C.O.
18826
RECEIVED
I have the honour to forward herewith a draft Ordinance defining a line beyond which no house intended for the habitation of Chinese shall be built in the City of Victoria.
2.
The advisability of laying down such a line was brought to the notice of Government in 1877 by Mr. Price in a letter dated the 8th May, 1877.
3.
On account of the difference in the structures of the two houses, European and Chinese, and the habits, customs, and modes of life of their respective inmates, the necessity for such a line was recognized and the Executive Council...
To
The Honourable
W. H. De Stewart, C.M.G.,
Acting Colonial Secretary,
etc.
249
opy./.
The
Sir,
Enclosure 3.
Attorney Sucral's Chambers,
September 4th 1886.
C.0.
18826
RECE
I have the honour to brandewit
herewith a draft Ordinance
defining
a.
live beyond which no house intended for the habitation of Chinese shall be built in the City of Ve
of Victoria.
2.
The aderiability of laying down
such a line
Avas
brought to the notice of
Government in 1897 by all. Price in a letter dated the 8th May, 1877.
3
On account of the difference in the structures of the two houses, European aud Chincze, and the habits, customs, aud
creds of life of their respective in mates, the corveity for such a line was recognized and the Executive Council
le Honourable
De Stewart, []. D.
Acting Colonial Secretary
tc
To
to
ficed
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