no other children in China, has since been staying with the
whole family under the same roof until the 23rd day of
February 1979 when her son and daughter-in-law entered into
a Separation Agreement owing to their unhappy differences.
Her said daughter-in-law has now moved to Room 905 Wah Lok
House, Wah Fu Estate, Aberdoon, Hong Kong, leaving the baby
infant unattended by anybody. Your Petitioner has now taken
up the responsibility to nurse her grandson at home for and
on behalf of the mother.
6.
Your Petitioner's son is a Head Waiter in the employ
of Landau's Restaurant Ltd. earning $3,000.00 per month and
should Your Petitioner therefore be permitted to stay in
Hong Kong permanently, there would be no risk of financial
difficulties as her son has a sound and secured job to support
her.
7.
Your Petitioner only pleads for Your Excellency's
mercy and hopes Your Excellency will in compassion understand
the situation of Your Petitioner.
8.
Your Petitioner humbly and fervently prays that
Your Excellency will be moved to rescind the decision made by
the Director of Immigration on the 14th day of March 1979 and
permits Your Petitioner to remain with her son and grandson in
Hong Kong.
9.
In small return for Your Excellency's humanity and
sympathy for a loyal citizen, Your Petitioner hereby solemnly
and sincerely declares that she will always strive to abide hersel
by the laws and regulations of this Colony as she will be fully
appreciative of the protection and privilege she would enjoy
under Your Excellency's wise and just Government.
AND Your Petitioner prayo:-
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