CO129-357 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1909 [7-9] — Page 298

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From Mr.R.E.Belilios to the Hon.The Colonial Secretary.

Hongkong 12th January, 1909.

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I have pleasure in acknowledging receipt of your

letter 8901/08 of the 5th idem regarding the Belilios Reformatory.

I heartily concur with the views of His Excellency

the Governor in that the Building will be used as a reformatory for women and young girls and I feel sure under the circumstances

it will as nearly as possible be carrying out the intentions

of my late father.

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Will you however allow me to put forward the following

further suggestion for His Excellency's consideration? suggest that the inmates should during their confinement have

regular instruction in the learning of a trade so as to enable

them on their release to earn an honest living and so prevent

them redegenerating.

I am etc,

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R.E.Bel1lios.

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The Hon.

Mr.F.H.May, O.K.G.,

Colonial Secretary.