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9. 11 June 26th Transmitting Lieut Governor's Despatch 1269 of 1859 May, and reporting as to the proposed ordinance relating to Prostitution
95 July 2nd Reporting publication of the rules for the examination of candidates for the Indian Civil Services
96 Replying to Despatch No 8 of 20th April as to the acquisition of the Chinese language by the Civil officers of Hongkong
85 3rd Reporting that a contract has been entered into with W. W. Shortride for the Conduct of the Government Gazette at Printing and the Government: acknowledging Sir George Grey's Despatch 1272 of 28th April, directing change in the mode of administering the Government of the Colony.
Regarding the Estimates of the Colony for 1856, and the favorable state of its finances
98
99 6th Transmitting Report and statistics showing the progressing prosperity of the Colony and its Population
Date
Subject of Despatch
88 June 19th Replying to Despatch No. 2 of 30th March, and remitting Balances of proceeds of the sale of the Immigrants clothing left in charge of Mr. W. Scott, by Mr. White
91 Transmitting Quarterly Returns for the quarter ending 31st March, 1855
93 Inclosing Reports by the Surveyor General, of land sales held in May, 1855.
214 By the Governor, Suggesting that a Colonial Vote for providing Interpreters in the Colony be substituted for the Parliamentary vote of £250, hitherto paid to St. Paul's College at Hongkong.
25th By the Lieut. Governor, Reporting appointment of No. Aloy as Teacher of English in the Chinese school at Victoria
25% By the Governor, acknowledging receipt of Despatches to No. 8 of 28th April from Sir George Grey, and Despatch 1 of 2nd May, from this Government.
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9.11 June 26th Transmitting Lient Governor's Despatch 1269 of 185
May, and reporting as to the proposed ordinance res
to Prostitution
ee relating
95 July 2nd Reporting publication of the recles for the examination
of bandidates for the Indian Civil services and.
96
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Despatch Nr 8 of 20 th april as to the acquisition of the Chines language by the Civil officers of Honghong
85
3rd Reporting that a contract has been entered into with
WW : Shortride for the Conduct of the Government Gazetts at Printing
and the Government:
acknowledging Sir George Mey'; Despatch 127% of 28 == april, directing change in the mode of administering the Government of the Colony.
Regarding the Estimates of the Colony for 1856, and the favorable state of its finances
98
99
6th Transmitting Report and
srors
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t and statistics showing the progressing
prosperity of the Colony
its Popcelation
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88 June 19t
91
93
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Subject of Despatch
Replying to Despatch No. 2 of 30th March, and remitting Balaves of process of the sale of the limigrants clothing left in charge of Mr. W. Scott, by Mr. White
Kansmitting Quarterly Returns for the quarter ouding
31st March, 1855-
luclosing Reports by the surveyor General, of sand sales held in May, 1855.
214 By the Governor, Suggesting that a Colonial Runt
for providing Interpreters in the Colony be substituted for the Parliamentary vote of £250, hitherto paid to St. Paul's College at Honghong.
29rd By the Sient. Governor, Reporting appointinent of No. Aloy as Teacher of English in the Chinese school at Victoria
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25 % ( By the Governor, actrecowledyding, rescipt of Despatches to No. 8 of 28% april from Sir George Grey, and Despatch
1 of 2nd May, from this dorsship.
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