Sir,
243
Art Mily. Seey's office.
Hongkong 4th November, 1850.
I am directed by the Major General Commanding to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 1st instant with the accompanying documents.
Copies are preparing for transmission to the parties concerned.
The Major General has not the control over nor does he see correspondence between the Ordnance and Commissariat departments and their Chiefs in England, and Implicates of their correspondence in the Colonies are usually sent home by the first opportunity, the Major General lost no time in forwarding
The Honorable,
The Colonial Secretary
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Sir,
243
Art Mily. Seey's office.
Houghong 4th Arouber, 1850.
November,
I am directed by the Major General Commanding to acknowledge the reccift
of your
letter
of the 1th bustant with
the accompanying
are
documents.
Copies
preparing for transmission to the
parties concerned.
control
The Majon General has
the
over nor does he see conespondence between the Ordnance and Commissariat departments
and their Chiefs in ruglauch, and Implicates of their correspondence im the Colonies are
in
as
usually sent home by the first opportunity, the Majon General lost no time in forwarding
The Honorable,
The Colonial Secretary
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