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years.

Yeais, and I should doubt I Whether after

after twenty years' exposure to the Hongkong climate, any man, who the European

native, would be as active a

anotely

& potice man, ought

as a

5.9

am

Altos the

not

prepared

to be.

to

addition to

the fior grais pension to be abolished in the

Case of Indians and Chinese.

ancur in the perpend

Constables It is true that there

arellat

to the same extant as

they `" peas, tuge climate as a ground for additional

cannot, Zura

such

itional year,

"but on the other hand their

So Musta

Salarics are lower than those

2. Emopeans that it seems to

Me

impolitic

abolition

also to udarce lower their

the

pension in comparison with the

rates of feusion an

the comparative rates of

Further I do not think

that any

Such

step

should

kole attoed k¬

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be taken with regard to

police alone or in the case

If Hong Kong alone, but that.

of

change of the Hind should be afflied to all the Eastern

colonies and to all branches

any

ๆๆ

the government

suvice in there

Colonice. I doubt whether it

would be

politic

thas to

distindims

empha

-Sive the difference of race and

I therefore am not inclined to bean mean make inta for bith the

existing

Jules as they are.

This Radgonok is referred to in the second procorgraph of M- Stambofors deep 46

of the 25th of beta 1880s. -6. I agree

extravagant

that it is

to allow a

Chinese constable.

the

quinqueonial

i