CO129-269 - Governor Sir Robinson & Public Offices - 1895 [12] — Page 265

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Act - The laws are consolidated in the changing Emipation Conscitation Ordinance 1859. or amended

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Any further communication should be

addressed to

THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY, (MARINO DEPARTMENT),

BOARD OF TRADE,

7, WHITEHALL GARDENS,

LONDON, S.W.

And the following letter and number should be quoted :—-

M 15905

Telegraphic Address.

BOARD TRADE, MARINE,

LONDON,

717544

The Under

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C.O.

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BOARD OF TRADE,

(MARINE DEPARTMENT),

Ref 4 JANSE

7, WHITEHALL GARDENS,

LONDON, S.W.,

3rd January.

1897

262

With reference to your letter of the 12th May last relative to the overcrowding of vereels engaged

in the Chinese Wassenger traffic between the foo and Manchuria, and to the Special Oritinance which the Haw Officers of the Crown have advised should be issued by the Regislature of Hong Kong in the

I am directed by the Board ofifrade to hanomet

matter.

to you, herewith. for the information of the Marquees

of Ripon, copies of a memorandum and ito enclosure

which they have received from their Legal Adviser

on the subject of the Ordinance in question, and to

Peretary

of State.

Colonial Office

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