not supposed that the iniquitous charge laid to the Master could- be for a moment perpetrated, ~
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Shave &e. (Signed) CR Michell.
(Ime Copy)
Colonial Secretary.
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Sir
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His bour Master's office, Vietniu,
Houghing, 19 FBctober, 1884,
In reply to your letter dated the
18th of October relative to the Porte Clearance granted to the "Susannah", I do angelf the hour to state in addition to that which I have already done in my,
letter dated the 7th betobis, that the Int. Clearance granted was given in
thi
e same manne as all Charanees! had been previously To obtain a Put clearance it is
Port
given
Honorable M. I. Mercer, hope,
W. Colonial Secretary,
Ac.
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