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Sir
"I was informed
REC
No. 33 Anson Place.
Plymouth.
4259394 December 1913.
Rect 'O DEC 13
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on the first instant by the Crown Agents for the Colonies that the Medical
Officer for the Department was unable to cestify me fit to return to Hong Kong.
In the circumstances I most respectfully
beg to point out that
my
service in the
General Post Office and under the Government
of Hong Kong is continuos.
I janed the Post Office in 1883.
I beg to attack a
copy of a letter from Mr.
Secretary Chamberlair (No. 45633/1901) with
reference to this and one adresser by hime to the Governor of Stong Kong
subject.
or
He same
There is no brake in my service under the
Gown.
Irespectfully
submit that when I first took
over my duties at Hong Kong
in
1902 Key
were shared by another officer, but in 1904. he was withdrawn and since then I have had to get through, singlehanded with the whole of the work and supervision of the General Office. To this cause I attribute my
beakdown