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hospital and must be provided for both now and during

convalescence.

Fortunately, work of different kinds has been

found for the majority of the men by Mr. George Wilson,

His Majesty's Acting Consul General at Callao, who has

indefatigably and most energetically seconded my ef-

forts in this affair and the expenses hitherto incur-

red have been inconsiderable.

With the assistance of the contributions which I

am sure to obtain, I hope and expect, gradually to ship

off all the Hindoos to Jamaica and also, by the methods

above described, that the immigration will now cease.

I have &c.,

(Signed)

W. Beauclerk.

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