COPY.
ENCLOSURE
434
C.
TELEGRAM
From the Governor, Hongkong, to the Secretary of State, London, dated 14th June, 1901.
3 AUG 01
Referring to my telegram of 30th May, I have received further Petition from 324 Chinese Merchants and others representing Chinese inhabitants of Hongkong. Viceroy Canton also requests permission for cases of plague to return to Canton in accordance with precedent 1900.
Already perceptible increase in return to Canton. Great inconvenience caused by Chinese emigration; such means as are at disposal cannot prevent smuggling cases of plague out of Colony. Strongly recommend return to previous order. Telegraph reply.
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ENCLOSURE /
434
C.
TELEGRAM
From the Governor, Hongkong, to the Secretary of State, London, dated
14th. June, 1901.
3 AUG 01
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Referring to my telegram of
30th. May
I have received
further
Petition from
324
Chinese
Merchants
and others
representing
Chinese
inhabitants of Hongkong
full stop Viceroy Canton
also
requests permission
for
cases of plague
retura
Canton
in accordance with precedent
1900.
Already
perceptible increase in
Return
Canton
Accinct
Shavelings
up to
1900
Already
Misliker
Gyrfalcon
Catafalco
Jackadandy
Nonsuited
smuggling
Monstrous
Matins
Colony
Pargeter
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Marigenous
Pink
great, inconvenience caused by Chinese emigration
such means as are at disposal cannot prevent
smuggling
cases of plague:
out of
Colony
strongly recommend return to
previous order. Telegraph reply.
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