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April 2th 1887.

In reply to your letter of 23th March I beg to enclose a Money Order in your favour for $11.15 the amount of your pension during March. In reply to your question as to the advancing of a sum for your passage home I beg to advise you to send an application to the "Colonial Secretary here. I doubt whether any such advance would be made.

Mr M.F. Whitehead
Singapore

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Treasurer

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Treasury, Hongkong to Mr Whitehead.
Sir,
Treasury
April 2th 1887.

In reply to your letter of 23rd March I beg to enclose a Money Order in your favour for $11.15 the amount of your pension during March. In reply to your question as to the advancing of a sum for your passage home I beg to advise you to send an application to the Colonial Secretary here. I doubt whether any such advance would be made.

Mr M.F. Whitehead
Singapore

I have,
Le (54)
A. Lister
Treasurer

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Page 77
Treasury, Hongkong to Mr Whitehead.
Sir,
Treasury
April 2th 1887.

In reply to your letter of 23rd March I beg to enclose a Money Order in your favour for $11.15 the amount of your pension during March. In reply to your question as to the advancing of a sum for your passage home I beg to advise you to send an application to the Colonial Secretary here. I doubt whether any such advance would be made.

Mr M.F. Whitehead
Singapore

I have,
Le (54)
A. Lister
Treasurer

Page 77

The final version is:

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Page 77
Treasury, Hongkong to Mr Whitehead.
Sir,
In
Treasury
ne
April 2th 1887.

In reply to your letter of 23rd March I beg to enclose a Money Order in your favour for $11.15 the amount of your pension during March. In reply to your question as to the advancing of a sum for your passage home I beg to advise you to send an application to the Colonial Secretary here. I doubt whether any such advance would be made.

Mr M.F. Whitehead
Singapore

I have,
Le (54)
A. Lister
Treasurer

Page 77

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Page 77
Treasury, Hongkong to Mr Whitehead.
Sir,
Treasury
April 2th 1887.

In reply to your letter of 23rd March I beg to enclose a Money Order in your favour for $11.15 the amount of your pension during March. In reply to your question as to the advancing of a sum for your passage home I beg to advise you to send an application to the Colonial Secretary here. I doubt whether any such advance would be made.

Mr M.F. Whitehead
Singapore

I have,
Le (54)
A. Lister
Treasurer
Page 77

Revised to fit exact user output format request:

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Page 77
Treasury, Hongkong to Mr Whitehead.
Sir,
Treasury
April 2th 1887.

In reply to your letter of 23rd March I beg to enclose a Money Order in your favour for $11.15 the amount of your pension during March. In reply to your question as to the advancing of a sum for your passage home I beg to advise you to send an application to the Colonial Secretary here. I doubt whether any such advance would be made.

Mr M.F. Whitehead
Singapore

I have,
Le (54)
A. Lister
Treasurer

Page 77

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