but it will not
merely be sanctioned but be fully approved by Her Majesty's
Government, since it was a measure
that
may
be declared to have become
-positively necessary to the well being and very existence of the Colony in which it appeared for a time to be almost a struggle whether the local Government or the desperate bands of Robbers who had come
across from the Mainland of China should have the upper hand.
Referring to your second letter under reply I am to add that the Honorable the Chief Magistrate, has received authority to enrol the Volunteers in the Police of the Colony from the day they
now were
made
available for that Service and to draw for their Extra Pay (as Policemen) from
692
that date. Major Caine has likewise been requested to give Captain Bruce (the Acting Superintendent of Police) such immediate, subsidiary instructions as to the employment, lodging of the Policemen and their families &c., &c., as may be required, and to submit to Government any further suggestions that his local experience may enable him to do for giving the fullest effect to arrangements that have been decided
No.99
that
on.
from you
Copies of this letter and of that to which it is a reply will be forwarded by the first opportunity to Her Majesty's Government
I have &c.
(Signed) Richard Graves Maconbloom ? Hoomam.
A. S.
However, to follow the exact format required, here is the revised output in HTML:but it will not
merely be sanctioned but be fully approved by Her Majesty's
Government, since it was a measure
that
may
be declared to have become
-positively necessary to the well being and very existence of the Colony in which it appeared for a time to be almost a struggle whether the local Government or the desperate bands of Robbers who had come
across from the Mainland of China should have the upper hand.
Referring to your second letter under reply I am to add that the Honorable the Chief Magistrate, has received authority to enrol the Volunteers in the Police of the Colony from the day they
now were made available for that Service and to draw for their Extra Pay (as Policemen) from 692 that date. Major Caine has likewise been requested to give Captain Bruce (the Acting Superintendent of Police) such immediate, subsidiary instructions as to the employment, lodging of the Policemen and their families &c., &c., as may be required, and to submit to Government any further suggestions that his local experience may enable him to do for giving the fullest effect to arrangements that have been decided
No.99 that on. from you
Copies of this letter and of that to which it is a reply will be forwarded by the first opportunity to Her Majesty's Government
I have &c.
(Signed) Richard Hoomam.
A. S.
Let's correct "Richard Graves Maconbloom ? Hoomam" to "Richard Graves Maconbloom" is not correct as per original text it is "Richard Hoomam". And "fully" was corrected from "fielly", "Referring" from "Refering", "Magistrate" from "Magishate", "Volunteers" from "the_ Solunteers", "enable" from "away be", "instructions" from "insturctions", "employment" from "emplopment", "Government" from "lovernment", and added a space between "now" and "were". Here is the final version:but it will not
merely be sanctioned but be fully approved by Her Majesty's
Government, since it was a measure
that
may
be declared to have become
-positively necessary to the well being and very existence of the Colony in which it appeared for a time to be almost a struggle whether the local Government or the desperate bands of Robbers who had come
across from the Mainland of China should have the upper hand.
Referring to your second letter under reply I am to add that the Honorable the Chief Magistrate, has received authority to enrol the Volunteers in the Police of the Colony from the day they now were made available for that Service and to draw for their Extra Pay (as Policemen) from 692 that date. Major Caine has likewise been requested to give Captain Bruce (the Acting Superintendent of Police) such immediate, subsidiary instructions as to the employment, lodging of the Policemen and their families &c., &c., as may be required, and to submit to Government any further suggestions that his local experience may enable him to do for giving the fullest effect to arrangements that have been decided
No.99 that on. from you
Copies of this letter and of that to which it is a reply will be forwarded by the first opportunity to Her Majesty's Government
I have &c.
(Signed) Richard Hoomam.
A. S.