CO129-480 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1923 [4-7] — Page 206

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Cheuk complein generally that Chinese on landing are treated like slaves and they give the following additional particular of the alleged ill-treatment:-

(a)

Chinese who cannot get a Permit as abovementioned are detained, pending departure of the steamer taking them back, in a place of detention which is aptly known locally as the "pigsty".

(b)

All luggage and personal goods are subject to a heavy tax. Custom House first.

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Chinese ladies, on landing, are not allowed to wear

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Cheuk on arrival, reported the matter to the British Consul, who communicated with the French Authorities, but so far nothing has been done,

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Accordingly Messrs. Un Man Chuen, Lau Yik Cheak and Lau Kwai Cheuk as British Subjects, and merchants of this Colony, respectfully desire the matter to be referred to the Hongkong Government.

The Hon. The Colonial Secretary.

I have the honour &c.

(Sd). Li Po Kwi.

Chairman.