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information copies of some correspondence with the Afistant Military Secretary from which it appears that the Major General left with the intention of procuding to Japan.
2.
I also lay before Hour
Lordship copies of letters from 2: Colonel
mi
Gedder and Lt. Colonel Hall informing that they had assumed the comment
of the Garrison, the former
on
the 30tt
ultimo and the latter on the 1th instant.
I have the honor to be
My Lord
Your Lordship's Noock Obedient, Stumble Servant,
Breffumery
REGO 23 AUG 80
Assistant Military Secretary to Aching Colonial Secretary.
No 4695.
Sii.
Itong Nong 29th June 1880.
I am desired by the heajor General to
notify, for the Information of the Governor of
Hong Kong, that the Major General Commanding
Unduline the Forces, China and Straits Settlements, has
the for
by
lift strughing on privilege leave.
封
The Honble
I have re
(Signed) 2. G. Stushisson
Assistant Military Secretary.
The Acting Colonial Secretary
Hong Kong
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