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telegraphed to me on the 9th instant that three of

them were stranded there and that no work could be

found for them. He requested permission to forward

them to Callao, as deck passengers. To this I

agreed, as I had a good offer of work for them on the

estate of the Prime Minister Senor Lequia, if they

should be sober and industrious men.

Two of them arrived here last week and one of

them came to see me. He stated that he had been em-

ployed in the Indian Police force at Hongkong; but

he produced no papers and in appearance and manner

seemed so entirely shifty and untrustworthy that I

could not recommend him conscientiously for any em-

ployment.

Mr. Wilson will get rid of these persons as

best he can and it is to be hoped that we shall not

have many more of them to deal with.

I have paid £3.4.9., for the passages of the

said individuals from Salaverry to Callao and I pro-

pose, with your sanction, to include this sum as an

incidental