authorising you to pay to Mr Austin the half Salary of Rafael Lecitiny of Morgong from the 4th November to the 3d February at the rate of $1500 a year
Frau? 8 February 1868 Copy for? 20:38-18 -5981 Jeb /68. traff RECEIVER 48 Sloncest FEB 7 1868 Prescent 71867 528 A. 1082 Feb 15
I have the honor to acknowledge your letter of the 6th January. I acquaint you in reply that it was my intention to have proceeded to Japan at an earlier date, and that the delay has been to a great extent unavoidable, the February mail being reported late. On receipt of your letter I at once made application at the Post Office, Laggage Room, Hong Kong, with every exertion made by myself and with the aid of Mr F. Rogers, Clerk in the Customs Office at the Customs, Hong Kong.
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becomesauthorising you to pay to Mr Austin the half Salary of Rafael Lecitiny of Morgong from the 4th November to the 3d February at the rate of $1500 a year
Frau? 8 February 1868 Copy for? 20:38-18 -5981 Jeb /68. traff RECEIVER 48 Sloncest FEB 7 1868 Prescent 71867 528 A. 1082 Feb 15
I have the honor to acknowledge your letter of the 6th January. I acquaint you in reply that it was my intention to have proceeded to Japan at an earlier date, and that the delay has been to a great extent unavoidable, the February mail being reported late. On receipt of your letter I at once made application at the Post Office, Laggage Room, Hong Kong, with every exertion made by myself and with the aid of Mr F. Rogers, Clerk in the Customs Office at the Customs, Hong Kong.
However, to follow the format to the letter as requested:authorising you to pay to Mr Austin
the half Salary of Rafael Lecitiny of Morgong from the 4th November &
the 3d Febr at the rate of $1500
a year
Frau? 8 February 186
Copy for? 20:38-18
-5981
Jeb /68.
traff
RECEIVER 48 Sloncest
FEB 7 1868
Prescent
71867
528
A. 1082
Feb 15
I have the honor to acknowledge
your letter of the 6th
January. I acquaint you in reply that it was
my intention to have proceeded
to Japan at an earlier date,
and that the delay has been to a great extent unavoidable, the February mail being reported late. On
receipt of your letter I at once made application at the Post Office,
Laggage Room, Hong Kong, with every exertion made by myself and with the aid of
Mr F. Rogers, Clerk in the Customs Office at the Customs, Hong Kong.