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Enclosure
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Raof 26 NOV 10,
No.1725/10 Conf.
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong,
14th July,
1910.
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Dear Mr. Percebois,
With reference to the interview on the 13th instant,
I am directed to state that His Excellency the Officer Adminis-
tering the Government would be very much obliged if you could
furnish me with a confidential memorandum (on the lines of
the conversation on that date) on the etate of matters at the
Harbour Office generally, outside of the particular matters
with which you were concerned, so far as you were able to
observe.
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Your commente i on the attitude of the Staff towards
their work and the public &c., would be of great value to Him
Excellency if and whon sous re-organisation comes to bo
effected.
Yours faithfully,
(ad) A.M.Thomson.