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(a wing of which it had been determined

the 4.4. Regiments)

to remove from Hougthong to Kowloon for the Summer.

Upon my observing

that

sanction had not been

obtained on

even

asked for

any of

Mann

Mann had

gone over

to

these arrangements

I learnt that when Colonel

fix upon sites, Colonel

Muter had suggested to

him the propriety of

obtaining my

sanction

before appropriating the ground

in question and erecting Barracks

upon

it. Colonel

Muter said: "I asked

him what cause

how it had been

"Colonel Mann - have

the Governor's leave

you

leave for this?

He replied no. I

remarked well there is

a

right and a

wrong way

of doing every thing and had better take the proper course of obtaining the

necessary authority. To which "Colonel Mann replied "I

suppose it will be all right" and that the

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