CO129-368 - Acting Governor May - 1910 [8-9] — Page 503

OU

"

T-

战术

DOMY DL

NEA

COOLS.

AXN UNG. * W07% al

*La boyjeén tim zeroð meirunCI

*re źrlog ** * **

of Reece a*** bapet is

To encnk.0 e-

• rest art no Ioantong a hoher wihalt"onek „imo”

aça unei ut on në multele ooochie cade be¬MATTA DAY *i

Talakivora olla at wraph I to be, bat er et mort biswo?

#

racemeg a ortusi Þƒnow orfw, fesi qe

$

NUJOL PODalupu jopa

COLOUR MAN 20 TH OL40, 3. Q 9P

Chngaung sdt seach.'& bly fat oxe erizové

.Jegan60 ? V ecly get her

ak ve £parop retomo¶ and vol e ctng

ja on

eho ponaq od 20 stuterała eʼtazOET

ifier Monged edt tail endresIn

20000*6q ¤2

yay mo??ancaroqni to Board tare bus,eitore

A

A tagonu ngenta hercombha moquetorte

MJIO LOLMNUQOV IA 25 26

& bounny vizuonon o no le quat-rekt u*

ماند

DCGIW DW .10 DAG

.henregla ad huerte Bukit to a fout me mist ve

Jom and I

* Suedismall al noissea of bebloub

hopes Ile whinov oc

USOTUF

*

499

on the Peruvian Consul, who does not know what instructions have

been given him or how they are to co-operate.

The Consul adds that some 1,500 Chinese a

year go to Peru from this port, while about 1,000 return from

Peru to this port annually. The next ship will not go to the

end of September.

In such circumstances I can see no necessity

whatever for a Chinese Official being permanently stationed

here: he should visit Hongkong within a few days of the

departure of steamers for Peru, and can then assist the Consul

Hummoppen in detecting cases of fraud and impersonation.

(sd.) C. Clementi.

6th. July, 1910.