Lord Kuntaford

is not

prepared to

accept the statement

that the replacing of the Civil Governor by a military official

"would be most

favourably received

by

the inhabitants

of

"the Colony". It must

be remembered that

Hong Kong is

a commercial

great

Entrepot, and he

no reason to reopen

the question of

a civil or a

military Governor, or to depart

from the decision

taken after full

consideration that

a Civil Governor is

preferable except in

the case

of a Colony

which can be

regarded

primarily

as

a great

fortress,

however, raises

General Lord Wolseley,

a further question of

great importance, viz.,

that

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