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The Secretary,
The Board of Education.
Whitehall, London, S.W.1.
Dear Sir,
Timbersbrook,
Congleton,
Cheshire.
July.21st. 1928.
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In furtherance of the application of
Mr. R.A.Hill M.Sc., A.I.C., for the post of Lecturer in Chemistry at the University of Hong Kong, I have pleasure in adding the following:-
I have known Mr. Hill for the past 5years
during which period he has acted as my Chief Assistant Chemist and has thereby gained considerable and varied experience in research and the control of work's processes, such experience beingchiefly concerned with the dyeing and other treatment of cotton and other cellulosic materials.
Mr. Hill was engaged for this post because of his thorough knowledge of physical and colloidal chemistry and in this connection his work has been satisfactory in every
way