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Enclosure 2.
Commodore's Office, Hagkong, 6th. July, 1915.
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The Honourable.
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With reference to your letter No. 2412/1915 dated 23rd. June, 1915, relative to meteorological insures sent through Cape D'Aguilar W. T. Station, I have the honour to inform you that it is considered that the programe of meteorological returns asked for from ships within the radius of Cape D'Aguilar W. T. Station is likely to interfere considerably with the ordinary commercial and service working of the station.
It is therefore proposed that, as some shipmasters have probably already received copies of instructions, these abould for the present stand, but subject to the following priority of messages as generally indicated in the Handbook for W. T. operators working installations licensed by H. M. Postmaster General (1914).
Sections referred to 10-60-87-88.
1. Messages of distress.
2. British Admiralty message..
3. Other British and Colonial Government messages.
4. Surrira Messages relating to Navigation.
5. Service messages relating to the conduct of the
radio-telegraphic service, or to previous radio- -telegrams transmitted by Stations concerned.
6. Ordinary commercial correspondence.
7. Meteorological messages.
8. Press telegrams.
It is further suggested that if after trial this arrangement be still not satisfactory, it may be altered to suit working conditions.
I would ask that the suggested priority may be
communicated to the Postmaster-General.
I have etc.. (Sd. )0.0.Merry, Secretary to the Commodore.