No 122
10th September 1866.
Governor
Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell
to
Right Honorable
The Earl of Carnarvon,
Telegram
From Hong Kong 13 September
88
Ordinances No. 6, 7, 8
sent without previous permission.
Governor cannot assent to
for reasons stated.
Proclamation concerning Junks
and Ordinance No. 7
concerning registration
of Tonseholders are approved.
N.B. This message is
sent to Suez
to be forwarded
from thence by the first mail steamer to Southampton.
October the November ...
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10th September 1866.
Governor
Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell
to
Right Honorable
The Earl of Carnarvon,
Telegram
From Hong Kong 13 September
88
Ordinances No. 6, 7, 8
sent without previous permission.
Governor cannot assent to
for reasons stated.
Proclamation concerning Junks
and Ordinance No. 7
concerning registration
of Tonseholders are approved.
N.B. This message is
sent to Suez
to be forwarded
from thence by the first mail steamer to Southampton.
of the November ...
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10th September 1866.
Governor
Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell
to
Right Honorable
The Earl of Carnarvon,
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From Hong Kong 13 September
88
Ordinances No. 6, 7, 8
sent without previous permission.
Governor cannot assent to
for reasons stated.
Proclamation concerning Junks
Zv. becomes "and Ordinance No. 7", assuming Zv. is a typo or abbreviation for "and"
concerning registration
of Tonseholders are approved.
N.B. This message is
sent to Suez
to be forwarded
from thence by the first mail steamer to Southampton.
of the November ...