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time. These papers, this and
35794, should be read before
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interview for vercal discussion
is settled. It seems to me olear
that Sir 3. Stubbs is moving
on the right lines, and perhaps
we might at once request that
details may be worked out as e
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Secretary of State:
Abolition of Mul Teal System,
I had a long talk with Sir Reginald Stubbs,
the Governor of Hong Kong, who is home on leave
about this question. It is interesting to note that the proposals put forward by the Joint
Committee of the Society for the Protection of Mul
Tsai and of the Anti Mui Tsal Society would involve
its continuance for some 20 years, and Sir Reginald
Stubbs quite rightly rejects these proposals as
being out of harmony with the definite decision taken by the Secretary of State and announced ta
Parliament.
Sir Reginald Stubbs puts forward an
* alternative scheme in his despatch of the 10th
June, and I agree with the Department that this
alternative scheme should be approved and the Hong
Kong Government authorised to implement it without
delay.
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