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I have also reason to know that certain minor incidents in
which I have had confidential dealings with the German
Consul General have left a very cordial impression upon
his mind, and he assured me that he was communicating
fully to Berlin the gratitude which he was good enough to
say that he felt in the matter.
I should not venture to trouble
Your Lordship with these matters in ordinary circumstances,
but have thought that I might perhaps be of interest to
Your Lordship to know that in a place such as this where
we are in such constant contact with the nationals of other
European countries our relations with the representatives
of the two Powers named are at the present moment on an
exceptionally cordial basis.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient,
humble servant,
Mugari
Governor,&C.
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