The French Convict Question.
LONDON, September 3rd.—Sir Graham Berry, in a despatch to the Colonial Office, state's that the recent deportation of recidivietoa is a gross wrong, and calculated to deoply offend and irritate the colonies, which will now tako effectual measures to defend their shores from moral contamination. Sir J. F. Garrick has also mado reference to a report which has reached Mr Griffiths, Premier of Queensland, to tho effect that permanont buildings aro being erected at the Hew Hebrides for the reception of recidivistoe.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 209, 6 September 1886, Page 2
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