Exclosure.
• Mr. I F. Boulton to
However much Mr.
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Boulton acted unwittingly
he
committed
No Year
a
breach
he was in the instigation. Most
of the instructions which have been laid down by Your Lordship's predecessors, and I consider that in the
circumstances
every information possible should be given by him
I have the honour to be,
My Lordship's
Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
Your Lordship's
Sir,
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Surveyor General's Office,
Praya Reclamation Office Hong Kong 26th September 1890.
In reply
to the
Colonial Secretary's letter No. 2788, dated the 20th instant, I have the
honour to state that I am acquainted
with the amount of the honorarium, because it has already been
tendered to me
by the promoters of the Railway, but as those gentlemen
are averse to communicating that His Excellency will be pleased
I trust to excuse me from doing so.
The Hon. S. Brown,
Colonial Secretary.
I have a copy.
S. F. W. Boulton.