CO129-263 - Acting Governor Barker Governor Sir Robinson - 1894 [5-8] — Page 20

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protested against the passing of the said Bill in any shape or form during the pendency of their. the said Bill if passed into law largely curtailing their rights and privileges and recently diminishing to a very serious extent the number of persons who would purchase prepared opium from them

their brew.

during the remaining 10 months of

behoove

The said Bill was introduced and passed into law on the complaint of the owners of certain steamers running between Hong Kong and Canton and that they were exposed to serious risk of seizure and detention, fine, and even of the forfeiture of their steamers with the loss of their trading privileges at Canton, because of the presence on board the said steamers of prepared opium, which was not entered on the manifest of the steamer as

and that the Open Yachts were interested in and actively participant in the smuggling of prepared opium into China.

This complaint on the part of these claimants was received and entertained and accepted as true and unquestionable without any opportunity being given your Memorialists, whose character was at stake and whose interests were

character was

seriously affected, of being heard in their own justification and defence or for the protection of their rights and interests. The Bill to amend the Prepared Opium Ordinance 1891 was prepared

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protested against the passing of the said Bill in any shape or form during the pendency of their. the said Bill if passed into law largely curtailing their rights and privileges and recently diminishing to a very serious extent the number of persons who would purchase prepared opium from them their brew. during the remaining 10 months of behoove The said Bill was introduced and passed into law on the complaint of the owners of certain steamers running between Hong Kong and Canton and that they were exposed to serious risk of seizure and detention, fine, and even of the forfeiture of their steamers with the loss of their trading privileges at Canton, because of the presence on board the said steamers of prepared opium, which was not entered on the manifest of the steamer as and that the Open Yachts were interested in and actively participant in the smuggling of prepared opium into China. This complaint on the part of these claimants was received and entertained and accepted as true and unquestionable without any opportunity being given your Memorialists, whose character was at stake and whose interests were character was seriously affected, of being heard in their own justification and defence or for the protection of their rights and interests. The Bill to amend the Prepared Opium Ordinance 1891 was prepared
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17 11. 12 protested against the passing of the said Bill in any shape or form during the pendency of ther. the said Bill if passed into law largely curtacting their rights and privileges and recen diminishing to be very servins extent the rucunter of persons who would purchase prepared oficum. from them their brew. during the remaining 10 ruinths of behoew The said Bill was introduced and passed. into law on the complaint of the owners of cuvain shamers running Hong Kong and Cauter and inacas that they were exposed to serious risk of seizure and detection of fine, and even of the forfeiture of their stecumers with the less of their trading privileges at Canton, because of the prescued on board the said stecumers of prepared opiner, which was not entered on the manifect of the steamer as and itear the Open Youts were interested in and actively. Your Memirrealists participant in the sumuggling of prepared opinunt | into China. This complaint in the part of there clamship avvers was received and entertained and accepted. as true and unquestionable without any opportunity being given your Meu crialists, whoziṛ character was destined and whose interests were character was seriously affected, of being heard in their own in justifilaction and defence or for the protection of rights and interests. The Bill to cunced the Prepares Opium ordinance 1891 was prepared without
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protested against the passing of the said Bill in any shape or form during the pendency of ther. the said Bill if passed into law largely curtacting their rights and privileges and recen diminishing to be very servins extent the rucunter of persons who would purchase prepared oficum. from them

their brew.

during the remaining 10 ruinths of

behoew

The said Bill was introduced and passed. into law on the complaint of the owners of cuvain shamers running

Hong Kong and Cauter and inacas that they were exposed to serious risk of seizure and detection of fine, and even of the forfeiture of their stecumers with the less of their trading privileges at Canton, because of the prescued on board the said stecumers of prepared opiner, which was not entered on the manifect of the steamer as

and itear the Open Youts were interested in and actively. Your Memirrealists participant in the sumuggling of prepared opinunt | into China.

This complaint in the part of there clamship avvers was received and entertained and accepted. as true and unquestionable without any opportunity being given your

Meu crialists, whoziṛ character was destined and whose interests were

character was

seriously affected, of being heard in their own in justifilaction and defence or for the protection of

rights and interests. The Bill to cunced the Prepares Opium ordinance 1891 was prepared

without

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