Sin H. Robinson
In Hong Kong, ⁹: August, 1850.
To
The Duke of Newcastle.
2 Inclosures.
No 102.
Conveying
Received
on
respecting Kowloon's.
letter to the Admiralty,
Admiral Hope's
remarks
(Copy)
No 26.
29849
Surveyor General's Office, Victoria, Hong Kong,
19th July, 1860.
121
The necessity for the permanent
occupation of the Peninsula of Kowloon as an adjunct to this Colony having been for many years apparent,
and it having lately been submitted formally to the consideration of Her Majesty's Government, in anticipation of the
sanction of this measure and with a view to the
adoption of some general plan for the development of the area
before any
The Honorable
M. J. Mercer, Esquire,
Colonial Secretary.
isolated service is
Page 121
... pa, sardella qua
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Sin H. Robinson
In Hong Kong, ⁹: August, 1850.
To
The Duke of Newcastle.
2 Inclosures.
No 102.
Conveying
letter to the Admiralty,
Admiral Hope's remarks respecting Kowloon's.
Received
(Copy)
No 26.
29849
Surveyor General's Office, Victoria, Hong Kong,
19th July, 1860.
121
The necessity for the permanent occupation of the Peninsula of Kowloon as an adjunct to this Colony having been for many years apparent,
and it having lately been submitted formally to the consideration of Her Majesty's Government, in anticipation of the sanction of this measure and with a view to the adoption of some general plan for the development of the area before any isolated service is
The Honorable M. J. Mercer, Esquire,
Colonial Secretary.
... pa, sardella qua
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