bigth packet of the 17th of May
to add
Mul during your administration
govemment of S. Vincent you will not be entitled to draw any cash of the pension awarded to you on your last retirement from the Hong Kong Service.
Indeyed 2982 trong trong Park, Park Road, Have office, Belle Vur, Southampton. March 24-1871, Fowning Sheet, London.
Wiu inform the whether any queries are made to your office of deceased ships' Suryees and also of their effects - if so, You: Annually, half yearly or quarterly- Souquine on behalf of low of Elizabeth Joring, Dawid Young, Engineer to the Hong Kong & Whanhoa Dock Co, Resident al. who died on sea y last, in the Seamant hila h al Whamton, Hong Kong. Whilst on a temporary leave to that Istana, He is supposed to have had considerable money in his possession. It is deemed necessary to know through which channel the Colonies' Foreign office his effects will be forwarded.
Jours her obesser,
Miprad.
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