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Grand Hotel, No. 2, Queen's
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Hongkong,
3rd. December, 1910.
His Excellency Sir Frederick Lugard, K.Ü.M.G., C.B., D.S.0,,
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On or about the 15th. of November I had the honour to address Your Excellency praying that you, Sir, would be able to see your way clear to extend to me a permit to use a wireless telegraph outfit for experimental purposes only, a courtesy which is extended to experimentors in England by the Postmaster-General, but as I have not yet received a reply from Your Excellency, I fear that my application must have gone as❤ -tray, it having been posted at the Hongkong Post Office.
Being deeply interested in wireless tele- -graphy, and having been at considerable expense in purchasing an instrument, believing, according to the ordinances dealing with the subject, that a licence for wireless telegraphy could be obtained in Hongkong, it inflicts a very great hardship on experimentors if a permit be not granted, more especially when permits are granted in England. I would also respectfully bring to Your Excellency's notice that such a permit is entirely
outside the Wireless Telegraphy Convention of rovember 3, 190 and therefore, as suitable regulations would govern its erection, I pray that Your Excellency will favour me with a favourable reply.
I an entirely at the service of Your Excel- -lency for any other information you may desire in this respect and would assure you, Sir, that it would be my constant endeavour should Your Excellency favour me with a permit, to do nothing outside what such regulations would permit.
I have etc., (sd.) Robert Taylor.