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Of the Permit has been held during the past year under Military rule & the views of the Home Govt for its disposal being still unknown, caused the oversight to be committed of commencing the building of these huts on uncultivated land, without first asking the permission of the Governor of Kowloon (now Hong Kong), a formality rendered necessary by the peninsula having been placed under H.E's jurisdiction in Jan. last.
I very much regret this oversight which I fully admitted in my letters of the 11th & 13th March, in which I formally demanded H.E's permission to erect the huts, but with no satisfactory result.
As in his letter of the ... March, Sir Hercules Robinson states that his "authority had been so frequently set at nought during the past year" that he was compelled at last to make an official remonstrance, I requested in...
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during the past year under
Military
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rule & the views of the
Home Gount for its disposal being
still
unknown, caused the oversight
to be committed of commeniery
the building of there huts on
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incultivated range,
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an
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of
the Governor of Kay Kang,
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a
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the peninsula having been pland
under
H.E's
Jan. Last.
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oversight which
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fully admitted in
my
Letters
the 11th x 13th March, in which I
formally demanded It. E's
of
permission to erect the huts, the
with no satisfacting
satisfacting result.
cts in his letter of the
th &
Manh
I Hercules Robison Autes that
his "authority had been so
frequently
"Set at nought during the past
"year" that he was compelled as
" last to make an official
"remonstrance", Irequested in
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