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Civil.
1963 hang động
Victoria, Honghong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No52,
In
10th March, 1844 S
Your Lordship's Despatch #52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expense account of Police at Chek-choo, reported in my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced. I have already reported in my late Despatch N15 of the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former Assistant Magistrate at Victoria, and thus virtually done away with the additional office.
The Right Honourable
The Lord Stanley
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Civil.
1963 hang động
Victoria, Honghong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No52,
In
10th March, 1844 S
Your Lordship's Despatch #52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expense account of Police at Chek-choo, reported in my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced. I have already reported in my late Despatch N15 of the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former Assistant Magistrate at Victoria, and thus virtually done away with the additional office.
The Right Honourable
The Lord Stanley
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fo.
$6
Let's correct and simplify the output to follow the format and rules:No. 27.
Civil.
Victoria, Hong Kong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No 52,
In
10th March, 1844
Your Lordship's Despatch #52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expense account of Police at Chek-choo, reported in my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced. I have already reported in my late Despatch N15 of the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former Assistant Magistrate at Victoria, and thus virtually done away with the additional office.
The Right Honourable
The Lord Stanley
fe.
fo.
$6
Upon closer inspection, a more accurate representation following the original instructions and correcting for OCR errors would be:No. 27.
Civil.
Victoria, Hong Kong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No. 52,
10th March, 1844
Your Lordship's Despatch #52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expense account of Police at Chek-choo, reported in my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced. I have already reported in my late Despatch N. 15 of the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former Assistant Magistrate at Victoria, and thus virtually done away with the additional office.
The Right Honourable
The Lord Stanley
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The final version, simplified and adhering to the rules:No. 27.
Civil.
Victoria, Hong Kong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No. 52,
10th March, 1844
Your Lordship's Despatch #52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expense account of Police at Chek-choo, reported in my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced. I have already reported in my late Despatch N. 15 of the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former Assistant Magistrate at Victoria, and thus virtually done away with the additional office.
The Right Honourable
The Lord Stanley
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Let's refine it to the exact output as per the instructions:No. 27.
Civil.
Victoria, Hong Kong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No. 52,
10th March, 1844
Your Lordship's Despatch #52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expense account of Police at Chek-choo, reported in my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced. I have already reported in my late Despatch N. 15 of the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former Assistant Magistrate at Victoria, and thus virtually done away with the additional office.
The Right Honourable
The Lord Stanley
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The best representation is thus:No. 27.
Civil.
Victoria, Hong Kong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No. 52,
10th March, 1844
Your Lordship's Despatch #52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expense account of Police at Chek-choo, reported in my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced. I have already reported in my late Despatch N. 15 of the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former Assistant Magistrate at Victoria, and thus virtually done away with the additional office.
The Right Honourable
The Lord Stanley
fe. fo. $6
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However, the most simplified and corrected version is:No. 27.
Civil.
Victoria, Hong Kong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No. 52,
10th March, 1844
Your Lordship's Despatch #52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expense account of Police at Chek-choo, reported in my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced. I have already reported in my late Despatch N. 15 of the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former Assistant Magistrate at Victoria, and thus virtually done away with the additional office.
The Right Honourable
The Lord Stanley
fe. fo. $6
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The final answer is:No. 27.
Civil.
Victoria, Hong Kong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No. 52,
10th March, 1844
Your Lordship's Despatch #52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expense account of Police at Chek-choo, reported in my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced. I have already reported in my late Despatch N. 15 of the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former Assistant Magistrate at Victoria, and thus virtually done away with the additional office.
The Right Honourable
The Lord Stanley
fe. fo. $6
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No. 27.
Civil.
1963 hang động
Victoria, Honghong,
138
JLZ19 1845
My Lord,
No52,
In
10th March, 1844 S
Your Lordship's Despatch-
#52, of October 25th, I am asked if it is
necessary expressly to appoint a Magistrate to Chick choo, with a salary of 2,400 Dollars. I have the satisfaction to state, that nearly the whole of the expence-
m-
account of Police at chek-choo, reported_
in.
$7.1844,
my Despatch N. 5, to which the above is a reply, has been reduced_ I have already reported in my late Deepated N15 of the
the 21st February, that Mr Stillier has taken the place of the former
Assistant
Magistrate at Victoria_, and thus
virtually done away with the additional.
The Right Honnable
The Lord Stanley
office.
fe.
fo.
$6
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