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that His Excellency will confirm him in this appointment, whilst the excessive pressure of business in Council requires

it

Your

I have the honor to refer Excellency further to my letter to the Colonial Secretary dated 25th May 1864.

I have be

(Signed) A. E. Shelley

True copy.

Auditor General.

Frederich Mr A. Brune

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Apparater

905 Hongkong

Ketoria, Haughing

RECENT

C.O. JUNE 5 1045

My Lord,

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27th February, 1845.

Have been informed by

Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane, that Captain Maitland of Her Majesty's Heavenly vessel Spitfire has not been allowed Passage money for the

several Colonial Civil servants whom

he conveyed from Bombay to Hongkong at the requisition of the Governor of Bombay.

An official letter from Lord

Aberdeen, No. 13

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myself.

13 of 18764, informs agreeing " I have further to acquaint you that the Governor of Bombay has been directed to provide a Sound vessel for

The Right Honorable

"The Lord Stanley,

4,

Your