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Minute by H. E the Acting Governor 16th February 1887

In referring to the Order for arrest to Police Magistrate that Errish they would see say if some more expeditious method could be found for dealing with the extradition cases some of which have occupied months. The Consul at Canton informed me that the delay and consequent great expense made the Neeroy unwilling to demand extradition and that the Treaty consequently was a dead letter.

I think that the most recent despatch from the Secretary of State on the subject lays down that more has to be done.

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215 Minute by H. E the Acting Governor 16th February 1887 In referring to the Order for arrest to Police Magistrate that Errish they would see say if some more expeditious method could be found for dealing with the extradition cases some of which have occupied months. The Consul at Canton informed me that the delay and consequent great expense made the Neeroy unwilling to demand extradition and that the Treaty consequently was a dead letter. I think that the most recent despatch from the Secretary of State on the subject lays down that more has to be done. n. 27 44/1/67

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215

Minute by H. E the Aching Governor 16th February 1887

In referring the

Orderfer aurest to Police hagistrate

that Errish they would see

say

if some

more expeditions.

evuld be found for

dealing with the extradition

Cars

some of which have

occupied mouths. The consul

at Canton informed

delay and

Aki

that the

consequent

Under the

n. 27

44/1/67

great expense

Neeroy unwilling to demand

extradition and that the

Treaty consequently

a wish of beerning

letter

thu

dead

I think that the most

recent despatch from stre Secretary of diste on the

subject lays

down that more

han

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