CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 137

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Paragrapha 4, 6. 87 of M.

Peel's letter

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all due submission emclusive

to

i: lative duties, but to

prevent misconception future, antil Reference shall Save been made to the secretury of State, and liis decision "known, I respectfully suggest

that Your

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av

Your Excellency fumiste with official instructions

to the

in which

you

desire me to

carry

out the

duties of this Government, and

with such Qustructions Your

Excellingy may

be assured theate

Ishall tender a leady and Chaerful

Compliance.

(True Copy)

Colacial secretary.

I have. Je (Signed) W.Caine,

Lieut. Sovernor.

Sir,

Goverment offices,

Hungtung, Jebruary 15.1855.

As it is desirable theat

Her Majesty's Government

should be fully instructed

to the questions which

and, after

exist between

I und

10, -

nearly ten months experience

every leased to hope

disadvantage,

that n

the Contrary

bestan

benefits

head Coveelted to the Colony

from the positions

The Honorable

Col. Mr. Caine,

Lient : Governer of

Hughing,

Ac,

&c.

we have

Jo.