CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 322

....

No.2266/1923.

ED.19TERET xi bstcpp 23

water eist ot

sir,

Government House,

Hongkong, 4th October,

1934.

319

TOUTUM, TE UTSVOJ BHI (LÆTRAVO-LEI00 nýtislam ofmuting pin of rtemfiq elif not bresweet of nicked and rud ko, 20*πPO

י ד''

DE ZOMEV) bit of

pizzettva

I have the honour to inform Your Excellency

that on account of the measures recently taken by the

Canton Authorities to suppress piracy in the Delta it

is believed that a number of undesirable characters

may have taken refuge in rongkong or Macao.

2.

Arrangements have accordingly been made at

the request of General Li Fuk Lam, Commissioner of Police

at Canton which will ensure the fullest co-operatim

between his representatives and the Hongkong Police For-

ce, and it is suggested that a similar understanding be-

twenn General Li and the Police Authorities in Lacao would

prove of great assistance in suppressing brigandage.

3. May I therefore express the hope that in tue

event of a similar request being received by you from

General Li Your Excellency will accord it your most

favourable consideration and thus nerve the common inte-

reste of Macao, hongkong and China.

I have the honour to De,

sir,

Your Excellency's most obedient servant,

(92) R. E. STUBBS,

Governor, &c.

Ein Excellency

The Governor,

MACAO.