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amend Ordinance 1 of 1889 which will make it practicable, think, to deal with persons who buy up the identification papers of returned emigrants from Australia and other places and sell them again to others, who are thereby enabled

evade the Immigration Restriction laws of such places.

5. As for the larger question of making it an offence to

conspire to evade the laws generally of any part of the

Empire it is difficult to advise on the abstract question in

the absence of information as to the form of the proposed

legislation, but this Colony will gladly co-operate in any

feasible scheme which the Imperial Conference can devise. The

details of such legislation will doubtless engage the atten-

-ti on of the Imperial Conference and will then be communicat

-ed to the Crom Colonies.

25th. March, 1911.

(Sd.) W. Rees Davies.