No 245 of the 23rd November last.
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No. 246 1897 3 Nov previous Paper. So Subad HongKong No. 24 378 Ordce 23. 97.
DESPATCH.
27878 195 Bec 23 507 (Subject.) Chinese Extradition Awendt.
144 Subunits (Minutes.) Noted 1571 Spare copine to Jebrany Mr Wilson
A copy of Ordinance 26 of 1884 is enclosed in 12091. The amendment is almost entirely in accordance with the instructions subsequent Paper.
70 conlinech. The slight verybat alteration to shield such as have merely gone for Chemise as of Chain seems mainland of Chuin a short visit to the necessary.
I suppose so section 4 of moved to Section 3, which places upon the festive commise when the burden of proving six months residence in the Colony also fair.
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Let me re-process with proper proofreading:No. 245 of the 23rd November last.
This Order came to me to state that I have been informed that it appears to have been very carefully framed into an enactment that should serve a very useful purpose, I believe, Governor.
No. 246, 1897, 3 Nov. (Previous Paper).
So Submited Hong Kong No. 24378 Ordinance 23 of 97.
DESPATCH.
No. 27878, 195, Dec. 23, 507 (Subject.) Chinese Extradition Amendment.
144 Subunits (Minutes.) Noted 1571. Spare copy to Secretary Mr. Wilson.
A copy of Ordinance 26 of 1884 is enclosed in 12091. The amendment is almost entirely in accordance with the instructions in the subsequent Paper.
70 concluded. The slight verbal alteration to shield such persons as have merely gone for a short visit to the mainland of China seems necessary.
I suppose that Section 4 should be moved to Section 3, which places upon the fugitive committal when the burden of proving six months' residence in the Colony is also fair.
99 21537 ? Sanction 24/14 2.C.M. 3912 pro...
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This Order came to me to state that I have been informed that it appears to have been very carefully framed into an enactment that should serve a very useful purpose, I believe, Governor.
No. 246, 1897, 3 Nov. (Previous Paper).
So Submitted Hong Kong No. 24378 Ordinance 23 of 97.
DESPATCH.
No. 27878, 195, Dec. 23, 507 (Subject.) Chinese Extradition Amendment.
144 Subunits (Minutes.) Noted 1571. Spare copy to Secretary Mr. Wilson.
A copy of Ordinance 26 of 1884 is enclosed in 12091. The amendment is almost entirely in accordance with the instructions in the subsequent Paper.
70 concluded. The slight verbal alteration to shield such persons as have merely gone for a short visit to the mainland of China seems necessary.
I suppose that Section 4 should be moved to Section 3, which places upon the fugitive committal when the burden of proving six months' residence in the Colony is also fair.
99 21537 ? Sanction 24/14 2.C.M. 3912 pro...
No 245 of the 23rd
November last.
This
Orde
lo me
to
I have
of
}
appears
been very
carefully framed
ito
enactment
should
very useful purpose,
Jete
vernor.
No.
246
1897
3 Nov
previous Paper.
So
Subad
HongKong
No. 24 378
Ordce 23. 97.
DESPATCH.
27878
195
Bec 23 507
(Subject.)
Chinese Extradition Awendt.
144
Subunits
(Minutes.)
Noted
1571
Spare copine to Jebrany
Mr Wilson
A copy of
Ordinance 26 of 1884 is
enclosed in 12091. The amendment is almost
entirely in accordance with
the
instructions
)* £ (99) ~~9:35(13) —~18)-7-07
subsequent Paper.
70
conlinech. The slight verybat alteration to shield such
as have merely gone for
Chemise as
of Chain seems
mainland of Chuin
a
short visit to the
necessary.
I suppose so section 4 of moved to Section 3, which places
upon the festive commise
when
the burden of proving six months residence in the Colony
also fair.
99
21537
? Sauction 24/14
2.C.M. <
3912
pro
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