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Desp. Desfe:
Continued and reporting to Prostitution
Subject of Despatch
d reporting as to the proposed ordinances
No of Despatch
relating to Money
as to the
95 July 22 Reporting publication of the rules for the examination of Candidates for the Indian Civil Service, and replying to Despatch No 28 of 28th April regarding the requisition of the Chinese language by the Civil Officers of Hong Kong
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Reporting that a Contract has been entered into with Mr Shortridge for the conduct of the Government Printing Gazette
54 Acknowledging Sir George Grey's Despatch 10y of 98%, directing change in the mode of administering the Government of the Colony
Regarding the Estimates of the Colony for 1886, the favorable state of its finances
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Repo 62 Transmitting purity of the Colony and Statistics showing the progressing prosperity of the Colony and its Population
Reporting Mr. Caldwell's resignation of the offices of General Interpreter and Assistant-Superintendent of Police
Transmitting Quarterly letter from the Colonial Treasurer enclosing Return of Special Disbursements for the quarter ending 31st March 1855
No of Date of Desp. Despatch
Subject of Despatch
218
102 July 7th Submitting applications from Mr. Piemancther and Mr. D'Almada for Letters of Naturalization
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Submitting Despatch from the late Governor requesting that he may be appointed Commandant of the Garrison
go Remitting the sum of £1,208-19-0, being unclaimed Balances of Intestate Estate
Transmitting accounts to for
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Colonial Treasurer's letter and the quarter ending 30th June, 1855:
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Jan El. 3 Also. 1 Letter marked Private from Sir John Bowring to The Right Honorable The Lord John Russell, to "others." together Colonial Secretary. with