CO129-265 - Public Offices & Others - 1894 — Page 28

trit it appears to me from perusal of the Reporti

Α

the Protecter of (hinirse,

that the women,

who obtain

Staithens their freedom Thraysh the Exage

The

honotectorate, are helped camily by the fact

L

first

that

? in the

Colny, their position

as free agents

Wan

Explained to them under

the operation of

the

I dinance (40) 1880) fn the protection of (limese Immigrants, & dam not satisfied that the Registration & Inspection of Brother, havquaterially improved their position,

that the abolition of the system will injure

Mem.

I must therefon

S

adhere to

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my

that the system

decisio should

be abolished.

3. it the same time I

shall be glad to consider favourably any improve- ment of the law,

zou may with

in ordu

A

I h

recommend to secure

the freedom of the inmates

ست

of brothels, dales to prevent disorderly conduct, o the annoyance of persons residing their neighbourhood 4. Sie Cecil Lith asked in the dispatch under acknowle Jment for references is the

occasu

debates, in which them Parliament had expressed this subject. it's policy on

!?! On