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before I left.
With
ugard
to the paragraph
in
the Colonial office letter of 12th Book,
ncerning new arrangements for selling spirits at Rowling, I thinks
liquor shops should be allowed
that no
there with the exception of the regular cautious in the MRS. & under proper supervision. – There will however
always be about 300 men at Hong Kong Lit is for these men that I
consider these proposed arrangements
will be nee
necessary.
152). Jpegrant
late Com. 9
ht. Ges:
the Forces
in Clinica
X 083 788
Fir,
House Guards. No.
16th July 1867.
the 2nd
The subject of your letter "
Instant, with it's Enclosures, having been considered by the General Commanding
I
lin
Chiny,
I am instructed
lay
His Rozal
t
communicate
Aighness to request you
the following observation to the bentory.
of
State for War.
the prevalence, at all trimes, of drunkenness amongst the troops at Hong Kong would appear from the correspondence to result from three
Caules.
1. The deleterious quality of the spirits
offered for sale, offer adulterated with native opinit which affects
men who,
drinking at their own expense, would
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"Under Secretary of In
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