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considered as temporary until some better plan could be devised as it is obvious that the control could
is
be more satisfactorily exercised by the Colonial Government which near at hand, than by the Best Master General in Angband.
The
Government of Hong Hong
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with the repproval of Her Majesty's Saretary of State for the Colonies huning consented to take thes combral of the several Post Office Agencies the Post Muscher General has transferred his authority
the Governor of Hong Kong, who will in friture make all appoint- ments and decide upoor local
to
-questions without reference to this. Department.
As the Majority of the s Post Office Agents in Chine and : Japans are Consular, Officers, the Post Master General considers it
desirable that they should receive from the Foreign Office.
very
official notification of the change
which has been made and that
they should be instruvited to act
upon any
orders connected with'
the Postal Service which they
may receive from the Governor of Hony Hong or from the Bost Muster General of that Colony acting as the Subordinater of the Governon