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PARAPHRASE TELEGRAM from the Secretary of State for
the Colonies to the Governor of Hong Kong.
Sent 7.30 p.m. 21st March 1922.
Your telegram of 16th March, I am glad to learn
that you are co-operating with the Societies in a
scheme for the abolition of the system, I recognise
that this must take a little time but I am determined
to expedite it as much as possible, and I expect the
change to be carried out within a year. You should issue
without delay a Proclamation as directed in my telegram
of 22nd February, But in view of the dangers to which
you call attention, and which I appreciate there should
be a warning to the girls in the proclamation that
except in case of 111-treatment and after reference to
In Churchill's the Chinese Secretariat they should not leave the shelter Eccurent to
of their present home until accommodation can be provided
Baphed
for them elsewhere. They should be specially warned
against the risk referred to in your telegram. The Scheme providing for their future should be elaborated
in consultation with the charitable and other societies
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interested in this matter.
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