which, if not required, would involve a waste of public money and leave on the hands of the Government a building adapted only for a special
purpose.
4.
344 in
Jenclose the usual Enclosure papers of particulars and duplicent
would
urge that, if you ap
prove of the scheme herein submitted, the lady and gen- teman selected for the~ Kowloon School should leave
England
land in time to arrive
here
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here before the beginning of
1899.
5.
I should also be glad
to learn of
of your
telegraph
decision by
in order that a ~
building may
be rented in
good time and suitable atter tions made to adapt it to its
purpose.
I have the honour to be.
Sir
Your Most Obedient
Your
Humble Servant,
M Beach
Major General, Administering the Government.