CO129-410 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [3-5] — Page 110

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Hongkong.

9th. March, 1914.

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of sonereler KJiW YTIMPHO woy od yiger al

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The Crown Solicitor.

Dear Sir,

Ila sa „Jadi yan od betɔuizend us I „sesso nežtibustri osoaică mwʊ1Ɔ ond yɗ bedoubtoo exa yooleb site ni mjaikoooong naåJÈhesive and Jand slussivms 10 (788eeeen sundis besabianoa zen al di

-two you to noviomumu. ¡iava · Luncia (mor) edit le smoille Lage.

eldamisebou Tseqys hiwow di „aïeʊjau sendë në sanajaisan abis- stodioiloƐ tisa se voj Jaloqqa oluona meiðitacitual, asocki) acid #nció

•ynodać maa ni ugnibeeoosą moičikandre sel

waƐ Joung to samo jnaoet ont dauð bbs of me I

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enwoner Laisega yiov 101 elum sind or noiiquore na oban kay mi

Jauð beurtolni mosd ybseïla svaki səİJİTodŽNÁ snaaks, salt darić baa

.Jimbeostą a vani mmesh od tonsso di

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We are instructed by our clients the Government of Kwong Tung to enquire whether you have any objection to our acting for them in any extradition cases with regard to the following matters, namely.

1.

2.

Applying for provisional warrants under Section 8 of the Chinese Extradition Ordinance ..

Taking the statements of the witnesses and laying the same before you, and generally assisting you in such cases.

As to provisional warrants these will only be applied for when the officer shows that he is duly deputed by the proper Authority and if you so desire, before the application for a warrant is made we will lay the information &c., before you for approval.

We shall be glad to have an early reply.

Yours faithfully, (Bd.) Dennys and Bowley.

„Tejani bas seletƐ „nosciol, .azanali

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