DONG TRONG
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0.0
23152
No.
10.23 152
Esd 10 NOV 961
26
Governor. No.
Robinson 237
Date.
1896
13 Oct.
Last previous Paper,
(Subject.)
Distressed Seamen
Coloured.
Lindo harbour master's report.
B.Dade
231i
cons 12 nov.
Straits
ade
11 Dec. Juses
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74888
Mr Fairfield
(Minutes.)
The Harbour Master in his Report says,
As there are no ships usually going from Hong Kong to Arabian or African ports, seamen of those nationalities would most probably be sent to United Kingdom.
This answers the question which it was proposed on (23147) to refer to the Board of Trade.
But I don't think the answer conclusive; if there cannot be sent direct to their own Countries from here, they could be sent to Aden...
Proved as proposed
On proposed on 23147 T.C.M 11/11/96
Carry out minute on 23147, enclosing copy of this paper at once
C.P.L
dong trong
DESPATCH,
0.0
23152
No.
10.23 152
Esd 10 TV 961
26
Governor. No.
Robinson 237
Date.
1896
13 Oct.
hast previous Paper,
(Subject.)
Distressed Seamen
Coloured.
Lindo harbour master's report.
B.Dade
231i
cons 12 nov.
Straits
ade
11 Dec. Juses
Copy
ence Bd of 30 Grayer Home ]
anaJ
22
B&L (78)-73515-3000-0-00
Next subsequent Paper.
74888
Mr Fairfield
(Minutes.)
The Harbour Master in his Report says,
C
As there are no ships usually going from
Hong Kong to Arabian or african ports seamen
there nationalities would most probably be sent
of
to United Kingdom'.
This answers the question which it was proponed on
(23147) to and the Board of Trade.
But
I don't think the answer conclusive; if there mere cannot be sent direct to their own Countries.
from there
they
could be sent to Adecam
១
Proveed as proposed
On
proposed on 23147 T.C.M 11/11/96
Carry out minute on 23147,
enclosing copy of this paper
C.P.L
at once
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