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· 1900
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LISEINTEL.G.
No.2.
Enclosure 9.
H.B.M. Supreme Court,
Shanghai.
31st Jamary, 1923.
501
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Your Excellency,
I have the honour to acknowledge Your Excellency's despatch No.197/1921 dated January 22nd,1923 enclosing copy of a bill drafted in order to give the Governor of Hongkong power to require the master of any British ship to accept a deportee as a passenger for the purpose of the deportation. The bill seems to me to get over a difficulty in the existing procedue relating to deportees; but Article ́124 of the China Order-in-Council 1904 (which is reproduced verbatim in the draft order now under consideration) deals with prisoners as well as deportes and I venture to suggest that it might be as well to bring the law of the Colony into complete harmony with the law
in China.
I have, etc..
(Sa). Skinner Turner,
Judge.
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His Excellency
Sir Edward Stubbs, K.0.M.G..
The Governor,
HONGKONG.
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