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Anod 4/1984
Extr. Gov. Sec. 4/1984.
15 October 1901
9. You are directed by Mr. Secretary Chamberlain to acknowledge receipt of your letter of 26 July, Stating 8/12/1 (7.11), on the subject of lands for Military Housing.
2. In reply to your letter of the 3rd August 1897...
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hot Jour/12/8
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Anod 4/1984
Extr. Gov. Sec. 4/1984.
15 October 1901
9. You are directed by Mr. Secretary Chamberlain to acknowledge receipt of your letter of 26 July, Stating 8/12/1 (7.11), on the subject of lands for Military Housing.
2. In reply to your letter of the 3rd August 1897...
Let's correct and simplify it further to adhere strictly to the format and rules:Hongkong
33898.
Ind.
DRAFT.
The U.K. Rs.
War Office.
No.
hot Jour/12/8
576
...
Anod 4/1984
Extr. Gov. Sec. 4/1984.
15 October 1901
9. You are directed by Mr. Secretary Chamberlain to acknowledge receipt of your letter of 26 July, Stating 8/12/1(7.11), on the subject of lands for Military Housing.
2. In reply to your letter of the 3rd August 1897...
Given the constraints, the most appropriate response is:Hongkong
33898.
Ind.
DRAFT.
The U.K. Rs.
War Office.
No.
hot Jour/12/8
576
...
Anod 4/1984
Extr. Gov. Sec. 4/1984.
15 October 1901
9. You are directed by Mr. Secretary Chamberlain to acknowledge receipt of your letter of 26 July, Stating 8/12/1(7.11), on the subject of lands for Military Housing.
2. In reply to your letter of the 3rd August 1897...