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Mrs Popul

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from a Chinese gentleman, an agent, a very business

like letter, asking that he may be excused from

opening up his premises. Now, this is addressed to

"G. A. Woodcock Esq.,

* I take the first case that comes

along.

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I will be able to explain it to you. I need a copy of

that,

That is not what I meant. What I meant was, lettera (f))

addressed to you, to your office, directed to

Inspector Conolly. Do you see what I meah ?

They are all there, Sir. You will find all that has

been sent at any time.

I see, but in addition to that you keep in here, this "}}"

is a copy book of all letters also which may be

addressed to the Secretary, which dont re

Secretary through you. They go t him first, and he

sends it down to you, to keep in the bock.

He doesnt send it down to me to keep it, but I keep it

for my own information.

Where did you get that from ?

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It is sent to me from the Sedretary, to report. For instance, that case you quote, 315, that is to report

or to attach former papers and return. Sometimes the

Board is going to consider questions.

And therefore, whatever papera you get, you make a 1977+

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copy of

of 1

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Simply for my own information.

I mean for public information, net for private

information; but as an officer, you keep all letters

in this book. Supposing a bundle of minutes came dom

to you about something you are engaged on, you would

keep all those minutes in this book ?

Not C. S. Os, and those things, but simply ordinary

minutes, no that we would have a check on the dates,

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference:-

CO. 537.

37

RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

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