stered No. 51.974
In any further correspondence on this subject the above Number should be quoted..
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GENERAL POST OFFICE££08168,9|
177 Febry 19h
Mr. A.M., Travers, who has been acting a
av Postmaster.
as
General of stongdong, has informed this Department, that he has now been ap-
pointed Postmaster General and that his appointment dates from the 1st of January 1891.
As the Colonial Postmaster General receives
receives a salary of
£100 a year prom Imperial founds, the Postmaster feneral
inks it desirable that the nouncement should befor mally confirmed by the Colonial Office . I am therefore to request that Lord Ihnutsford will be so good.
The Under Secretary
fettate for the Colonies.
d as to cause