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is personally willing to go to Hong Kong but cannot get the consent of the Directors of his Company to be absent for such a period, as the exigencies of the case would entail. Both Mrs Davidson and Mrs Howlett decline to go.
All the persons seen by my officer have spoken very highly of Mrs Hanson, and he also reports that during the interview he had with her it became manifest that her husband's conduct was affecting her very much.
The enclosure is herewith returned.
I shall be glad to receive a reply in the matter.
I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant.
Kiranagala
for Chief Commissioner