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November 20th, 1925 I NDIAN OPINION 301
and it is soggl'1lted that it be Fe(lacoo to such
sum as i. found usually to ,..ov(>1' the costs of
appeals b"fore the Immigranta' Appeal Board.
(j) That women examiners to the ImmigJ'Stion
DE'partment be appointed to meet thf' reHginus
susceptibihties of Indians in regard to their
~;I women.
That Waiting Rooms be provided for women
in the Immib'l"'dtion Offices.
(k) That in regard to transit permits Immigration
Officers be instructed to exercise their discretion
in the extension of snch permits on reaaonable
grounds and not on medical gronnda
alolJe.
(1) That 118 Will understood at the time of the
passing of Immigrants' Regulation Act, Natalborn
Indians and Cape-bern Indiana shonld
be allowed to retum to their respe:ltive Provinces
on the production of their birth
c.rtificates.
(m) That instructions to the Principal Immigration
Officer, Durban, to restrict the time limit for
the intro