Confidential
Despatch
...
168
DESPATCH.
ot of the post should be $2400 a year.
to her Hallefaxú appt as Police Magistrate in the new Territory, I assume from the fact that you have not submitted it for my approval that the arrangement is only intended to be a temporary one. I presume that you will shortly submit the name of some more experienced officer for permanent appointment to this important post:
Governor.
No. 161 Tel 1899 to Oct previous Paper.
25252 -44530-12003--15000-12-96 978-5400-8-9
Subsequent
No.
HONG KONG
28691
(Subject.)
Ju HP. Toomer
Ref: torour desk 193:
C. O. C.O.
28691
Received & Read 20 OCT in 15 Left; Tooker's duties heavy (and) responsible, suggest transference from Colony
Mr. Lucas
(Minutes.)
Sir W. Hamilton
Judges the Private Secretary would find it very difficult to transfer him to another Colony; but in face of this telegram and Dr. Manson's I do not think he ought to be sent back to Hong Kong without a certificate from a hand specialist (?Dr. Blandford ref in 27476/98).
Nov. 30: early.
W
He is due back that the matter must be settled
Gus 20/10
Telegraph at once confidentially that the telegram is too late and that we cannot hold out hope of transferring him to another Colony (PT 21
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Confidential
Despatch
...
168
DESPATCH.
ot of the post should be $2400 a year.
to her Hallefaxú appt as Police Magistrate in the new Territory, I assume from the fact that you have not submitted it for my approval that the arrangement is only intended to be a temporary one. I presume that you will shortly submit the name of some more experienced officer for permanent appointment to this important post:
Governor.
No.161 Tel 1899 to Oct previous Paper.
25252-44530-12003--15000-12-96 978-5400-8-9
Subsequent
No.
HONG KONG
28691
(Subject.)
Ju HP. Toomer
Ref:torour desk 193:
C.O.C.O.
28691
Received & Read 20 OCT in 15 Left; Tooker's duties heavy (and) responsible, suggest transference from Colony
Mr. Lucas
(Minutes.)
Sir W. Hamilton
Judges the Private Secretary would find it very difficult to transfer him to another Colony; but in face of this telegram and Dr. Manson's I do not think he ought to be sent back to Hong Kong without a certificate from a hand specialist (?Dr. Blandford ref in 27476/98).
Nov. 30: early.
W
He is due back that the matter must be settled
Gus 20/10
Telegraph at once confidentially that the telegram is too late and that we cannot hold out hope of transferring him to another Colony (PT 21