CO129-380 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1911 [9-10] — Page 331

18

,eoit10 meistoï eik tycon mi adueniner ebit saed gino deut klinen urtog mood evul la yolo) ent nì NIGO 916” on .300d- nesnoi...isteð svinget bluona,stant sesnized ni barvildog ne .beyonți nesd Ban

:

Toluenot 9.8 30 yilidand o'd quiexuosib eroteƐ

.8

ji E saulo of molroeduïg to notanotre 2nd of moivxe? - 1g dowa* wody? „7 TIX od galbiooos Jand beton ad hlvona ai at beb1000s ɣlingtas Jnemom Jr9c910 900 de ai no15ood- freq mild no meidusido una gridovong duout i

89980 BU079.JII

Jiful Jake acvoltes dost slit."Jne...evo0 seent::0 erit to -Jourdani 2001 and ud noitosjdo eroines yiev 8 need evo SONG:1.065-TXOo rezul ni bani dwa gai...(1970 208,anoi- -conivor¶ 9Banino XT „Vi to vredu mitneo an Josjdpa and go anol) ni amorteq boncinnitsib xoven over geirizonJun 18- dalizi Bovion.end 9187 o.iw saonido to пstoliko ori mori & .etoejdua

.@ on sbal 23 Asumtovo) seonido end d wondla Jud apivret siunco end userale md 90ond asswdnd noidonijİD dand ayon (yo.A de Ivaroð e1ydeoje 814,1988caï .14 .Beri -aebmw bra owoceIdwor 19% 8 buvoTo svm. € ans10 ni anozreq p001 old to sumal ond of avotvený ner dame jud apelo elderi- to sweat and od ¡ijmerenge troupeadire one,() anoléorèDNÍ anoidowiceki meerd -MCO FOJST! su: nocm30 2: elum.00 end

to adigin evt samme om dagnino aazio wof" to beniaiq- to waiv ni saw JI ."adosqdo emo riund" tot eJoojdua leiðirä Aus of es anoites que aba

simus .1. dens atniniqnoo saerit

ni monroq bobrolis au Iwona mita noitoetony to Jutrons 907 eidametnu wod gnized 28 yndromedon ai ji me ses10 gov zaltic enoidee wa 999nd Jnd (913 amoidosįco 'eluano)

Ti eling To? „aloqoty c'owell ymal tit mot elt¢ LI asoitto boog and Hand son gailison Tot ease exelf yansit -yed vu79qonq no nowreg of yïujni to e8ao ni Iueno) end to sud dand ejne. jue orriwOE .Tadkuil s104 ydsert bno-

To tebion e.♬ jad eee (and ston: Mincon ob bizone aduero) of griprogD8 soldeuj evi-09% & assfo ni atrofilando 8

.0.0 od .0.

ni 80.3.99

10 S 9

ai JaiTh

·

Jaix to 1.

Governor's Despatch to ConBul-Gene- -ral, Canton, No.109 of 5.11.09.

Page 8 of Print 990/10 C.S.0.

Page 10 of Print.

4.

326

law of China if he does such things which the Treaties do not allow.

10.

Despite complaints, up to the 11th. February,, 1909, Sir J. Jorden did not consider that the circumstances brought to his notice would justify him in recommending the reversal of the 1904 regulations, and in fact Mr. Fox's Despatch to which Sir John Jordan was replying, nowhere states that trouble has actually arisen owing to class 3.

11.

Kr. For mentions only three men by name, and nothing is said as to the class to which they belonged. Whatever it was, and even if they were in class 3, it was not on that ground that the Chinese questioned their British nationality.

12. Ho To-shang is in class 3 and he would probably be regarded as a deserving case, his father being a Christian and having resided in Hongkong from 1858 to 1872, while his mother was still resident in the Colony in 1909.

But as was justly pointed out at the time by the Governor,

Ho's case presented no difficulty.

13. Mr. Jamieson apparently met with difficulties

which he regarded as intolerable in connection with the

protection of persons in Class 3, but again it was pointed

out quite correctly by the Governor in Despatch No. 113 of

3rd. December, 1909, that these difficulties could be avoid-

-ed by sirmgly strict adherence to the recognised rules

and prixitsua principles governing such cases.

14. If it is these intolerable difficulties which form

the subject of Mr. Jamieson's despatch of the 17th. Decem- -ber, 1909, to Sir John Jordan, the exact difficulty seems

to have been the refusal of the axırmak Governor-

-General to seal passports issued to Un Kampwa, Yu To Sang and Li Kang. Un Kam-wa is in Class 2, Yu To Sang would have been regarded by Sir Henry Blake as a deserving case in Class 3, and Li Kang should never have been given a pacs-

-port.