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essential to the proper execution
of
his
from that Department.
a
4.
duties by the officer at the head of force composed largely of Chinese police and charged with the preservation of order amongst a population compared,
Chinese.
in the main, of
3. During my
residence in Hong
Kong, I have been attached for
moet part to the Registrar
Departement where officers
the
General's
ar
brought
into direct relations with the Chinese,
where the duties consist in part of
watching
of
the movements
f
the members
that race in the Colony, and where a
miniature police force is to be found
body of District
in the existence of a body of
c
Watchuren veeted by Ordinance with full powers as constables and entirely directed
frou
I would also venture to clain thw
consideration of His Lordship for the staters
and expectations of
these officers who have
as Cadets and
proceeded to Hongkong
were
Givea
to understand, at the time of
their appointment, that the higher offices which they might be qualified to fill would be within their reach.
5. I was born in 1859 and entered the
Colonial Service aftir
au
open competitive
cxamination held in August 1882, having
London in
graduated at the University of October 1881. I would therefore respect-
fully ravind His hordship that Mr Weave, at the time of his preferment, was
abust
g
the daun
standing
I now
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am
and that responsible portions have been conferred
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