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the Government and 61: duplicate to the office.
13810:- In dit are you comiunt all correaprodusen on hah:lf of th- 1381
lent and not on behalf of the Board ?
A: Not now. 1 ...? be · informal after they have ove from tie
ingly for the sake of the accounta.
Govartzent
Shelton Hooper:- Don't you Pile thusa copias of letters ?
1582
At They are filed in my offica
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1382
Therefore you have access to the information they contain ? 1383
I have acceno if they are minuted to me.
1380:- NO, No. You say you fil- them all whether they are minute?
to you or not and therefore you have access. to the informa➡
tune they contain. What I mean to may 16; You, can go back
to the atrice and turn up any of these letters ?
1394
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference:-
C.O. 537
138528m
A:-
Confidmatiul lettem. I hould not be able to, tien upe
What does he do with confidential Imtlona ?
1585
A:-
mit rysten, has unig brep in Cord for the last fortnight.
Cepten see ant ugually taken of confidential letters. The
Principe Civil Redical officer whůli take a rote of the
number of the C60,
Q: In connection rith the L fidential Teltona, tħuh hãi heer 1886
138603~
Dunphrey
in force for a longer period 1 it wo! 9
Ho Frag?
Aj- : r Dr Clark has been the
The Chairman_t=
1388-
A2m
Well Mr Woodcock, 1. 1! 531 janenible them
1387.
good many
1388
of these lattera of which you caly see a memorand i ?
I hike to that char. I don't me
of Dr Olark'.-- it went in to - clerk, tin clerk types di
It goe to to the Gov :raswat, the matte i sottiel by the
durarament std when the cutter has been settled the office
1989:1-
im it poi pungible that the whole of this correc; mndence in 1389
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