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3528
HECD
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Dale Street, Liverpool
Hege 6 APR 99
April 5th
1899
305
I beg to thank you for the appointment notified
me in yours of the 30th ult. It will be my endeavor to so
conduct myself as to meet your entire approval.
I shall be able to appear before your medical ad~
viser at any time.
I should esteem it a favour if you could arrange
that your adviser would see me during the afternoon say of
Monday next, so that I could leave
Liverpool, see him and ar-
range with you in the one or at most two days, as I am not at
present able to meet large out-of-pocket expenses. I presume
your department will refund same to me.
If passed by your madical adviser, I shall be able
to leave in at most a fortnight, as I require to give in my
resignation hore one week before leaving.
I remain Sir
Your obedient servant
JstDandy.
Private
The Under Secretary of State
Colonial Office
9 monta Road
Orrell
Bootle
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Upon reviewing the provided text and applying the given rules for OCR proofreading, here is the corrected version in HTML format as requested:3528
HECD
&
Dale Street, Liverpool
6 APR 99
April 5th 1899
305
Sir,
I beg to thank you for the appointment notified
me in yours of the 30th ult. It will be my endeavour to so
conduct myself as to meet your entire approval.
I shall be able to appear before your medical ad-
viser at any time.
I should esteem it a favour if you could arrange
that your adviser would see me during the afternoon, say, of
Monday next, so that I could leave
Liverpool, see him and ar-
range with you in one or at most two days, as I am not at
present able to meet large out-of-pocket expenses. I presume
your department will refund same to me.
If passed by your medical adviser, I shall be able
to leave in at most a fortnight, as I require to give in my
resignation here one week before leaving.
I remain Sir,
Your obedient servant,
J. Stanyforth Dandy.
Private
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office,
9 Monta Road,
Orrell,
Bootle,
Liverpool.
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