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to conside it.

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Mhant. 9/7

I agree with rent. If these women "feel

very strongly on the matter of mui-tsai,

they might at any rate take the trouble to

inform themselves of the elementary facts

in the history of the campaign against the

system. or a lot of pretentious busy-bodies, firmed by the perusal o

to plaucaen an irresponsible publication

emanating from an obscure parson in id-

mouth, while ignoring the frequent fuil

statements made in the louse of Commons,

Me to pose as the dictators to the overn-

ment of long kong, is a ridiculous activity

which should not be encouraged.

I suppose it would be considered offen-

sive to add to the proposed reply that

the .of S. would not neces arily regard

quotations from The Slave Market News

which have already been brought to his

notice, as justifying any modification

of the statements which he has made in the

House.

#Qlowell

10.7.34

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minute

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Draft Submitted oppositi

118 Bader

11.7.36

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Naheed

33792/34

Hic, where

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will la

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14. To bioealth league. Baust:

20

16 JUL 1934

IS BY ('Weal League

·24-7-34

[14] ausd

fuds.

cary

speech

of proposer of resolution

m[13] gevang

achial

facts of desqueting general silicaben.

The

resolution

in

(13) was apparently

based

on

the

"actual facts" contained

age 9

["Cand" Haskewood's speech reported in

to (15). His

End:

Sall

place

and

argument

the

that the

purchase of quis has always taken

by dud of

or by dud

Sall

by deed of adoption,

of pecuntation; that purchase

Sall by and of Sale

was only partially

and

prevented by the anti his-tsas legislation because

thousands of their Sai umain

this Dear kumain numegistered;

and "sale" for purposes

und

the

Mui- Isai.

for purposes of adoption is legal

quils

Я

would

Lands

to

leaque

the true fact

reph

So "sold" become, in fact,

the doubt, be ploughing the attempt to

Convinc

the

that ["Cund' Hackwood's "facts" and

cue

not identical. We would

that the Sgs is satisfied from the

periodical reports received from the Governor,

And

as

a

him

when

result of $ discussion

he

was

with

last in England that

age 9

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the Ordinance of 1929

for

has

in fact achieved

the object which abolition

it

was intended

9

there

ذا

no

be evaded

A

the Mui Tsai System ;

danger

by keeping Mai Tsai

of adopted daughters.

1. Bades

28/7/34

and

1 hamely the

that

that the

law may

sin

the quide

Page

"

2 tunt

The

Lette

Simply

to ackum

ledge

4 say

That

Relations of the

Conference

will be

communicated

of the

Gorn

H.K.

n

Trend for comès of

13, 14, 15 (with

enclosure).

opporter try of asking for intin

aw W thee her :

antentions seamed up additional inspectors.

th

take the

M.Sont- 28/7

All this is based on

expressed & facts

opinions

"'"facts' stated prior to the introduction of registration

mui - tis.

but the action proposed by Me fint is the mosh sahifactory method of dealing with it. Any statement made

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