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Representations Regarding the Subject

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No: 32028/20 of 27 July 1920, and to regret my delay in replying to the same, due to my having been out of London.

I hope to be very shortly in a position to ask for an appointment in order to discuss the various questions upon which I am at issue with the Hongkong Government, which include, in addition to that dealt with in my recent letter addressed to the Rt Honble the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the matters of my pension, of my having been required to leave my appointment at Hongkong after receiving an undertaking that I should not be so required, of the fees as Marshal of the Hongkong Prize Court now owing to me for 5½ years, &c.

There is also the question, to which I have frequently referred, of the short payment to me by the Crown Agents of my salary during the war, amounting to some hundreds.

Correspondence Details

Date	Letter No.	From/To
4 August 1920		9 ROESTY Gardens
27 July 1920	32028/20

Luder Secretary of State, Colonial Office.

Beckwith

Other References

3574, 38526, RECO, REU 5 AUG 20, 67723, 11/8/20, 4.2.12.13/8/20

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Representations Regarding the SubjectI have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No: 32028/20 of 27 July 1920, and to regret my delay in replying to the same, due to my having been out of London.I hope to be very shortly in a position to ask for an appointment in order to discuss the various questions upon which I am at issue with the Hongkong Government, which include, in addition to that dealt with in my recent letter addressed to the Rt Honble the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the matters of my pension, of my having been required to leave my appointment at Hongkong after receiving an undertaking that I should not be so required, of the fees as Marshal of the Hongkong Prize Court now owing to me for 5½ years, &c.There is also the question, to which I have frequently referred, of the short payment to me by the Crown Agents of my salary during the war, amounting to some hundreds.Correspondence DetailsDateLetter No.From/To4 August 19209 ROESTY Gardens27 July 192032028/20Luder Secretary of State, Colonial Office.BeckwithOther References3574, 38526, RECO, REU 5 AUG 20, 67723, 11/8/20, 4.2.12.13/8/20

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I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your

letter No: 32028/20 of 27 July 1920, and to regret my delay

in replying to the sare, due to my having been out of London.

2. I hope to be very shortly in a position to ask

for an appointment in order to discuss the various questions

upon which I am at issue with the longkong Covernment, which

include, in addition to that dealt with in my recent letter

addressed to the Rt Bonble the Secretary of State. For the

Colonies, the matters of my pension, of my having been re-

quired to leave my appointment at Hongkong after receiving

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