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appointment of a Successor
to Mr. Ayland, late Postmaster of Hongkong, fell upon "Mr. Williams Chapman - This Gentleman has
been at the head of the Postal Department here vince the departure of Mr. Hyland for England
in October 1855, and as
he has given general soticfaction to the Public in the
: performance of
his duties, I felt no hesitation in appointing him to the
vacancy in questions . ___
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ande
Mr. Chapman has
entred, with two Sureties, into a Bond to the frown in the sum of £ 1.000. I beg to enclose for your information Copy of a letter which Tcaused to be addressed to him,
notifying his appointment at Hongkong.
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Postmaster ate
Thave the honor to be With the highest respect.
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Your Most Obedient.
Aumble Servant, Sthuthanas
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