Foreign Office
H.K.
RECEIVED
367
His Lordship having referred the correspondence has prection.
By to retain the caclard printed notier of the Post Office regulations, at Hong Kong.
I have the honor late
To be Your obedient,
humble servant.
Secretary
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In reply to the enquiries contained in your letter of the 28th April last, I have to inform you that letters addressed to the United Kingdom posted in Hong Kong should not be sent by The Cape or Calcutta, unless so directed by the Writers, as such letters are subject to a heavy inland rate from Calcutta to Bombay, for the conveyance from Calcutta to the nonpayment of which might cause their detention.
With respect to the payment of Gratuities to the Commanders of private ships conveying Mails, I have to acquaint you that such gratuities must be paid upon all Letters.
J. J. Statham
To
Samachundra, Esqr
Post Office
August 6th 1844
Foreign
Office
H.K.
RECEIVED
367
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August
6 the 1844
In reply to the enquiries contained in your
the 28 ? April last, I have to inform you that letters addressed to the United Kingdour posted
in Hong Kong should not be sent
by
The Coute
Calcutter, unless so directed by the Writers, as such letters are subject to a
subject to a heavy inland late
Calcutta to Bombay,
for the Conveyance from Calcutta to the nonpaquent of which might cause their
detention.
With respect to the payment of Gratuitie's to the Commanders of private ships conveying Mails. I have to acquaint you that such fratuities must be paid upon all Setters.
J. J. States Ja
meluding
cung hoàng
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