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prevent imegularities.

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refered to by die George Bouchaum, that exfter the period of extract is offered, there should be obligation to Envey the Emigrant home. This condition has been invariably repudiated by Contractors- but I think it should be enforced. If a tide of voluntary Imigration Could be directed towards the

Cronies, _ such as flower spon- - tamircely to the Islands of the

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India thehipelago, and dome of the countries lying to the West of the Climere Comfine (diam, Cambodia, Annan, Bei), _ the mutual benefits would be immense.

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I suggested to Sir Henry Barkley that me step_ likely to for reduce formable impression would be the sending back to China of any Emigrants who had been undoubtedly Kidnapped, or induced to expatriate themselves me paudulent representation, I think the return of a few fuccesful. Caterers such as those who come

bachi from California, Australia, the Philippines, to, would, more than anything else, encourage

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