T. 08. with the respect that the Proclamation should be published in the Country (those parts lately) and I think to be H. Robinson's observations he has to make upon it.
Copy
No. 292.
1m 85
Ja 5440/63
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong, 27th March, 1863.
21"
24
Mr. Marsh
Mushong, 13: April 1883.
The Duke of Newcastle
Received
N. 83-
2 Inclosures.
& Military Stores from the local Government in reference to the Proclamation of the 28th February last prohibiting the exportation notice the position of the Colony.
The sale of arms to persons moving about in junks is intimate enough - if it is mixed up with something else.
I am inclined to say that their Bench has printed a mitigation if possible, but that it is one of those incidents to such a trade.
It is of the nature of a trade that it must run into the course
Great doubts are not thrown aside by its convenience
And this is a case of the kind
4/6 H
Mr. 10.
Su,
I have the honor to transmit copy of a Proclamation issued by His Excellency the Acting Governor under instructions of the Secretary of State and in connection therewith to state that the Prussian
Barque "Ganelle" arrived yesterday from Singapore with about lbs 30,000 Gunpowder on board.
His Excellency desires me further to inform you
The Honorable R. Macpherson, Esq.
Secretary to Government,
Straits Settlements
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