Hongkong, 17th May.
The Legislative Council has again discussed the question of the registration of Chinese partners.
The Hon. Mr, Pollock, K.C., advocated the following of Chinese Tabi only for losses in proportion active and making a partner
thi would induce Chinese to n hare capital. He thought ter but believed penal proviso would be useless.
The Attorney-General enid it was impossible for the British mercantile community to substitute Chinese law for British.
The Hon. Mr. Hewett said the Chamber of Commerce would gladly welcome "riy form of registration likely 10 be satisfactory to settle a difficult question.
Mr. H. E. Pollcek and Dr. Ho Kai, will draft a Bill.—Ourown oorrespondent.
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