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leoord P. 159.

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That he might be given the opportunity to confront and cross-examine the witnesses against him and for this purpose to appear by Counsel and Solicitors.

(3) That he might be given the opportunity to call and examine and re-examine his own witnesses and to do so after hearing the evidence against him and for this purpose to appear by Counsel and Solicitors.

(4) That he might be given the opportunity to appear and make his defence by Counsel and Solicitors both before the Secretary for Chinese Affairs and before the Executive Council.

The answer of the Colonial Secretary is contained in a letter of the 18th December:

Li Hong Mi.

"In reply to your letter of the 14th instant relating to "proceedings against your client under the Deportation "Ordinance 1917, I am directed to say that the Secretary of "Chinese Affairs is prepared to interview your client "further if he so desires, and to take any further state-

'ments of witnesses or other evidence which he may adduce, "and I am to add that a period until the end of next week "will (if he wishes it) be given him for this purpose, and

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leoord P. 159.81(2)That he might be given the opportunity to confront and cross-examine the witnesses against him and for this purpose to appear by Counsel and Solicitors.(3) That he might be given the opportunity to call and examine and re-examine his own witnesses and to do so after hearing the evidence against him and for this purpose to appear by Counsel and Solicitors.(4) That he might be given the opportunity to appear and make his defence by Counsel and Solicitors both before the Secretary for Chinese Affairs and before the Executive Council.The answer of the Colonial Secretary is contained in a letter of the 18th December:Li Hong Mi."In reply to your letter of the 14th instant relating to "proceedings against your client under the Deportation "Ordinance 1917, I am directed to say that the Secretary of "Chinese Affairs is prepared to interview your client "further if he so desires, and to take any further state-'ments of witnesses or other evidence which he may adduce, "and I am to add that a period until the end of next week "will (if he wishes it) be given him for this purpose, and24.

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leoord P. 159.81(2)That he might be given the opportunity to confront and cross examine the witnesses against him and for this purpose to appear by Counsel and Solicitors.(3) That he might be given the opportunity to call and estamine and re-examine his ow witnesses and to do so after hearing the evidence against him and for this purpose to appear by Counsel and Solicitors.(4) That he might be given the oportunity to Apneat and make his efence by Counsel and solicitors both before the Secretary for Uhinese Affairs and before the Executive Council.The answer of the Colonial Secretary is contained in a letter of the 18th Decmber:-Li Hong Mi."In reply to your letter of the 14th instant relating to "procesnings against your client under the Denortation"Ordinance 1917, I am directed to say that the Secretary of "Uhinese Affairs is prepared to interview your client "further if he so desires, and to take any further state-EX'ments of witnesses or other evidence which he may adduce, " and I am to add that a period until the end of next week "will (if he wishes it) be given him for this purpose, and24.

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leoord P. 159.

(2)

That he might be given the opportunity to confront

and cross examine the witnesses against him and for this

purpose to appear by Counsel and Solicitors.

(3) That he might be given the opportunity to call and

estamine and re-examine his ow witnesses and to do so after

hearing the evidence against him and for this purpose to

appear by Counsel and Solicitors.

(4) That he might be given the oportunity to Apneat

and make his efence by Counsel and solicitors both before

the Secretary for Uhinese Affairs and before the Executive

Council.

The answer of the Colonial Secretary is contained in a

letter of the 18th Decmber:-

Li Hong Mi.

"In reply to your letter of the 14th instant relating to

"procesnings against your client under the Denortation

"Ordinance 1917, I am directed to say that the Secretary of

"Uhinese Affairs is prepared to interview your client

"further if he so desires, and to take any further state-

'ments of witnesses or other evidence which he may adduce,

" and I am to add that a period until the end of next week

"will (if he wishes it) be given him for this purpose, and

24.

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