(overnment by the first opportunity, and should Mr. Sales have any remarked to offer upon it - previous to transmission- I request he will favor me with them at his early convenience.
(Signed) Henry Pottinger.
Government House, Victoria,
Hongkong, April 16th 1844.
Government Notification.
G. H. Mead Esqre Marine Magistrate and Harbour Master at Chusan is appointed to be Assistant Deputy Post Master at that Port.
All letters that may come for individuals at Chusan will in future be forwarded to Mr. Mead by such opportunities as may offer, and that Gentleman will deliver them on application, and the Postage (if any) chargeable on them being paid to him.
Mr Mead will likewise henceforward always keep a Box open for letters to be transmitted to Hongkong - whether for delivery there or to be reshipped to Europe, India, or elsewhere - but he cannot receive any Postage on those letters and all Persons having letters to be sent to any of the Countries to which the payment of Postage at Hongkong is compulsory, as set forth in the Post Office Regulations published in the Government Gazette of the 9th Instant - must inclose such letters to an Agent or Friend at Hongkong to pay the Postage upon them.
Letters that may come for individuals at any of the Ports where a Consul is stationed will henceforward be...
(overnment by the first opportunity, and should Mr. Sales have
any
remarked to
offer upon it - previous to transmission- Srequest he will favor
at his early
Convenience
me with them.
(higned) Henry Pottinger.
Government House, Victoria,
Hongkong, April 16th 1844.
Government Notification.
G. H. Mead Esg/= Marine Magistrate
and Harbour Master at Chutan it
appointed to be Asistant Deputy Post Matter at that Port.
All letters that
may
Come
for
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all Persons having letters to be sent to any "the Countries to which the payment of Postage at Honghong is compulsory. set forth in the Post Office Regulations published in the Government bazette of the 9th Instant - must inclose such letters to an Agent or Friend at HongKong to pay the Postage upon thome.
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for
any of the Ports where
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