CO129-324 - Governor Nathan - 1904 [10-12] — Page 255

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which would go far to enrich that province without the resort to the recruiting of criminals which it is obviously impossible for this

Government to recognize as a proper proceeding.

7.

The Governor of Hongkong will be glad to learn in what way the Viceroy proposes to deal with the Magistrates who have

acted in the manner above stated.

F.S. attached.

I have etc.

Sa.

P. H. MAY,

Colonial Secretary.

Further statements of Chinese emigrants since received are

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254 which would go far to enrich that province without the resort to the recruiting of criminals which it is obviously impossible for this Government to recognize as a proper proceeding. 7. The Governor of Hongkong will be glad to learn in what way the Viceroy proposes to deal with the Magistrates who have acted in the manner above stated. F.S. attached. I have etc. Sa. P. H. MAY, Colonial Secretary. Further statements of Chinese emigrants since received are
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254 which would go far to enrich that province without the rescrt to the recruiting of criminals which it is obviously impossible for this Government to recognize as a proper proceeding. 7. The Governor of bonexong will be glad to learn i10 what way the Viceroy proposes to deal with the Magistrates who have acted in the manner above stated. F.S. attached. I have etc. sa. P. H. MAY, Colonial secretary. : Further statements of Chinese emigrants since received are
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which would go far to enrich that province without the rescrt to the recruiting of criminals which it is obviously impossible for this

Government to recognize as a proper proceeding.

7.

The Governor of bonexong will be glad to learn i10

what way the Viceroy proposes to deal with the Magistrates who have

acted in the manner above stated.

F.S.

attached.

I have etc.

sa.

P. H. MAY,

Colonial secretary.

:

Further statements of Chinese emigrants since received are

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