be excused for not recollecting the particulars of each case. I knew that the opinion that I formed at the time concerning the sooner we got the man out of the Colony the better.
Very faithfully yours,
William Robinson
262/155 4th April 1899
Dear Sir,
I agree that I have not until now regretted that I had to further investigate what Singh, late Sergeant Major in the Hong Kong Police Force, had told me concerning you, for a breach of Regulations some on the 4th of March. I was dismissed by order.
Yours faithfully,
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