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TO BE ADDRESSED TO THE
CROWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES,
THE ABOVE REFERENCE AND THE
DATE OF THIS LETTER BEING QUOTED,
TEL. ADO."CROWN, LONDON"
sir,
1/7/109.
C.O 3620
244
REGR
-2% AUG 001
WHITEHALL CARDENS,
LONDON, S. W.
August 27th., 1909.
I have the honour to enclose for the information
of the Secretary of State a copy of a letter which we have
received from the Government of Hong Kong relative to the
office expenses of Sir J. Wolfe Barry & Partners, the
Consulting Engineers for the Kowloon-Canton Railway.
2. Sir J. Wolfe Barry & Partners in accordance with
the Secretary of State's sanction receive their remuneration
in the form of a fixed annual salary paid quarterly plus
their office and other out-of-pocket expenditure in connection
with the work.
3. As the Secretary of State is aware we have
no means of examining or checking such office expenses.
4. In the circumstances the Secretary of State may
perhaps think it advisable that the Colonial Government's
letter should be replied to direct from the Colonial Office.
*We comight
and that it in
must protiv The Under Secretary of State,
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I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
&C.
&c.
Colonial office.
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for Crown Agents.
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