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Enclosure 1.

I have the honour to be,
My Lord, Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant,

P. S. Copy of the Ordinance above referred to and
Janturn of
1. copy of the Memorandum of Association
the Company,
of
are inclosed
for Your Lordship's information.

Mr. J. J. Francis to H. E. the Officer Administering the Government,
Copy.

H. E.
FRANCIS FLEMING, C. M. G.,
BANK BUILDINGS,
Hongkong, 10th October 20

Sir,

I beg permission to address you thus publicly with reference to an Ordinance which passed, according to the reports in the daily papers, the Legislative Council yesterday. It is entitled "The Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Company Limited Ordinance" and the effect of it is to empower a limited liability company bearing that name and formed for the purpose of transacting a certain class of business in this Colony, and in this Colony only, to extend its business to every part of the known world, and to seek investment for its capital, the property of its shareholders, in any and every form of security everywhere, at the will and pleasure of irremovable Directors.

My object in addressing Your Excellency is to entreat you to refuse to sign and confirm an Ordinance that has been, I make bold to say, allowed to pass through the Council improvidently, and which, if its true character and bearing had been noticed beforehand, would never have been

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Enclosure 1. I have the honour to be, My Lord, Your Lordship's Most Obedient Humble Servant, P. S. Copy of the Ordinance above referred to and Janturn of 1. copy of the Memorandum of Association the Company, of are inclosed for Your Lordship's information. Mr. J. J. Francis to H. E. the Officer Administering the Government, Copy. H. E. FRANCIS FLEMING, C. M. G., BANK BUILDINGS, Hongkong, 10th October 20 Sir, I beg permission to address you thus publicly with reference to an Ordinance which passed, according to the reports in the daily papers, the Legislative Council yesterday. It is entitled "The Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Company Limited Ordinance" and the effect of it is to empower a limited liability company bearing that name and formed for the purpose of transacting a certain class of business in this Colony, and in this Colony only, to extend its business to every part of the known world, and to seek investment for its capital, the property of its shareholders, in any and every form of security everywhere, at the will and pleasure of irremovable Directors. My object in addressing Your Excellency is to entreat you to refuse to sign and confirm an Ordinance that has been, I make bold to say, allowed to pass through the Council improvidently, and which, if its true character and bearing had been noticed beforehand, would never have been
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12 : Enclosure 1. 12 delay, and I should therefore be obliged if Your Lordship would communicate your decision to me as soon as convenient. : I have the honour to be, My Lord, Your Lordship's Most Obedient Humble Dervant, the Ordinance above P. S. Copy of referred to and. Jantum of 1. copy of the Memo- Association the Company, of are inclosed for Your Lordship's information مجھے مجمع 0.0. Mr. J. J. Francis to H. E. the Officer Administering the Government, Copy. His Excellency FRANCIS FLEMING, C. M. G., BANK BUILDINGS, 11070 D R Hongkong, 10th. Aber 20 Administering the Government of H NGKONG. Sir, I beg permission to address you thus publicly with reference to an Ordinance which passed, according to the reports in the daily papers, the Legisla- tive Council yesterday. It is entitled "The Hongkong Land "Investment and Agency Company Limited Ordinance* and the effect of it is to empower a limited liability company bearing that name and formed for the purpose of transacting a certain class of business in this Colony, and in this Colony only, to extend its business to every part of the known world, and to seek investment for its capital, the property of its shareholders, in any and every form of security every where, at the will and pleasure of irremov - able Directors. My object in duuressing Your Excellency is to entreat you to refuse to sign and confirm an Ordinance that has been, I make bold to say, allowed to pass through the Council improvidently, anu which, if its true character and bearing had been noticed beforehand, would never have been
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delay, and I should therefore be obliged if Your Lordship would communicate your decision to me as soon as convenient.

:

I have the honour to be,

My Lord, Your Lordship's Most Obedient

Humble Dervant,

the Ordinance above

P. S. Copy of

referred to and.

Jantum

of

1. copy of the Memo- Association

the Company,

of

are inclosed

for Your Lordship's information

مجھے مجمع

0.0.

Mr. J. J. Francis to H. E. the Officer Administering the Government,

Copy.

His Excellency

FRANCIS FLEMING, C. M. G.,

BANK BUILDINGS,

11070

D R

Hongkong, 10th. Aber 20

Administering the Government of

H Ở NGKONG.

Sir,

I beg permission to address you thus

publicly with reference to an Ordinance which passed,

according to the reports in the daily papers, the Legisla-

tive Council yesterday. It is entitled "The Hongkong Land

"Investment and Agency Company Limited Ordinance* and the

effect of it is to empower a limited liability company

bearing that name and formed for the purpose of transacting

a certain class of business in this Colony, and in this

Colony only, to extend its business to every part of the

known world, and to seek investment for its capital, the

property of its shareholders, in any and every form of

security every where, at the will and pleasure of irremov -

able Directors.

My object in duuressing Your Excellency is

to entreat you to refuse to sign and confirm an Ordinance

that has been,

I make bold to say, allowed to pass through

the Council improvidently, anu which, if its true character

and bearing had been noticed beforehand, would never have

been

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