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of emergency
with the
Senior Officer in board; and then, if the Officer is relieved permission to proceed with his duty, the case should at once be brought to the notice of the Governor.
It must, however, be distinctly pointed out that the privileges of a
vessel of
entitled
was to which the Anadyje is
m
voyage
would not
the present attach to her if she were at
o
engaged merely in carrying merchandize for the Company,
even
at any time
am
stores or
that
scand
temporarily, to be supplied for the
conveyance of correspondence under the
terms of the Contract which
grants the subsidy.
(Signed) John Braunston
14 September 1874
Attorney General
Copy
N:427
W
Colonial Secretary to French Consul
Sir,
I
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong.
am
desired
16th September, 1874
and by this
now
The Governor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of
the 11th Instant having further reference to the behaviour of the Police on board the
Messageries
Maritimes Steamer "Anadyr", and
to acquaint
you
in
reply
that
such instructions have been given
to the Captain Informant
M. Sienkiewicz Consul for
France