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Sin,
Office of Ordnance, Victoria, Hong Kong, 29th October, 1850.
We have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter forwarding a letter from the Colonial Secretary on the subject of Police Rates on Buildings hired by the Ordnance for Military purposes and the opinion of the Attorney General on that subject.
We must beg leave most respectfully to protest firmly against the contribution here attempted to be levied on Military Officers who, whatever be their pay, are called upon to contribute any portion of it in aid of the Colonial Government, as per the following:
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Asst Military Secretary &c. &c. to &c.
NCALONJ.
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Copy.
Sin
Office of Ordnance, Victoria, HongKong, 29th betober, 1850.
We have the honor to reknowledge
the reecipt of your
letter
forwarding a letter from
on the
of the 21th Sretant a letter from the Colonial Sovretry subject of Police Rates on Buildings hired by the ordnance for Anilitary purposes and the opinion of
opinion of the Attorney General_ on
that subject.
We muuit
beg
leave most respectfully
to protect firmly against the cunction here attempted to be levied on
way
contribute
Caly
Officers
who whatever be called upon to
any portion of their Military
pay in aid of the Colonial beremment,
the following
and for
aptain Staveley,
Asst Military Secretary-
&c.
to.
tc.
NCALONJ.
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