James Orange Took CE
Hong Kong
It does not matter by what line of steamers it goes
and let them pay the freight
The other end, but be sure
your name is not on the
one out
CaR, in case any there should find out what we are doing, and that I've done want
Yours to
(50) Chas. R. King
R. Gibbons Esq
Northfleet Kent
Dear Sir,
11th August 1886
The Bank holiday
has quite caused your letter
of
5/4
of 30 July to get overlooked: however, I will have a Cargo
of good clinker sent without
delay to the address you have given me, and as soon as I get the name
of steamer by which it is going, I will let
you know
If possible I will give you
a call on
Sunday about
2 o'clock
Yours to
(50) R.A. Gibbons
Inspecting
Engineer
Northfleet, Kent.
21 October 1886
I beg to enclose
Copy of letter received from
Mr King