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cstory of h
su previous dufalit
Rab stile under
6. lai Var Office
refermen
The foverer per boter to the holder of intain Water houlage othe witution
ot the fort & resume Repepson fot,
nquiring it for
wharf
denses
nói
Hong Kong,
N9178.
22nd December, 1866.
Governor
Sir Richard Graves Mac Donnell, K.C.B.
to
Right Honorable
The Earl of Carnarvon.
Military Cantonments.
Proposed extension of
at Fletcher's lots and exclusion
of Public from-
Further correspondence as to-
Importance of the question for action taken
and reasons
by Colonial Government.
being engaged
must be needed.
the land has obligation. A negotiation for its purchase
content word comforted of the lower class but only on account of their [right to the occupation of it], but because Pullen's occupation – what was done for the case of the Pului, I trust was not to be taken as a precedent.
To this the Military Authority objected strongly.
at a landing
of Chinese in the immediate vicinity of the Pului Offices, Colonial Chest
348
in the extreme" - As regards the disputed right to this frontage I cannot pretend
abust is right
to say what I much regret this question
must
a
wrong it appears to me,
no doubt
the
thi
really to decide on actually
found whether this Land
"required for Shipping purposes, or whether the having a wharf or wharfage there is so essential for Military Reasons as to counterbalance the undoubted advantages
it would accrue
2. the Pallei
A
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the other hand. I would therefore suggest that in sending a reply the W.O. it might be said to Lord