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the dytam water works, and looking to the attempts which have been made by the Public Works Department. to put a stop to the introduction of Cement from England, and to the fact that the support of the Colonial Government, as the only large consumer of cement in the Colony, would be essential to the success of the proposed Enterprise. The apparent connection with it of one of the principal Public Works officers, appears to require careful investigation.
I have the honor to be.
Your
Sir.
obedient Servant
Correspondence
1886
M. Stanger to Crown Agent 9 Sept
R Gibbons to Chief Clerk
Chief Clerk to R Gibbons
22 April 29
R. Gibbons to C King Telegram 30
do
do-
Chief Clerk to R Gibbons
do
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5 May 6
17 June
Hong Kong to Chief Clerk Telegram 17
Chief Clerk to R Gibbons
Gibbons to Chief Clerk
Chief Clerk to R Gibbons
do
17
17
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30 July
11 Aug
21 Oct
A Gibbons 16 C King
to Mr. Stanger C King to R Gibbons A Gibbons to Mr Stanger 9 Sept
20
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