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2 9 Telegraph "Your telegram seventh August. Has Cadet returned to China: if not Send him back as soon as possible" In reply. C.P.L. 30. Sept.
When Sir J. Hennessy proposed the disestablishment of the Registrar general and the appointment of Chinese Secretary with 76 Chinese attached to the Colonial Secretary's office, as a preliminary step, he directed that all petitions should be addressed to the Colonial Secretary and put into effect a notification to that effect in the Government Gazette of the 15th November 1877. All petitions and letters, Government business must be addressed to the Colonial Secretary, Public Offices" and he refers the enclosures to this change in his dispatch Gov-16786.78 in par. 5 of and also of his dispatch.
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