Harbor Master
April 14th 1856
4° 13 of 5 April & N° 52 of 4 June 1855 respectively,
I shall feel much obliged if you will kindly inform
me whether
any reply has been received
from Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonies, in reference to the application,
preferred by me,
relative to a residence
allowance for one.
Or
The difficulty and expense of obtaining a house, for some months past, have occasioned me great inconvenience, and induced me to make this application.
I have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
Jom Sin
Harbor Master
Colonial Secretary's Office
Rectoria, 21st June 1856
In reply to your letter
of 19th
I have the honor to state that your
application for a residence, or commuted allowance for one, was duly forwarded,
to the Secretary of State, who, in Dispatch N° 23 of 23rd June, called on His Excellency, the Governor for his report and opinion which have duly been sent home.
A subsequent Dispatch was received from the Secretary of State,
N° 4177, 19th September, at which date Sir John Bowring's first reply had not
reached the Colonial Office.
As soon as the decision
of the Secretary of State shall be intimated,
notice shall be given you.
I have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
Sind Mr. J. Mercer
Colonial Secretary
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4° 13 of 5 April & N 52 of 4 Jane 1855 respectively,
shall feel much obliged if you will Kindly inform
me whether
any reply has been receves
fromther majesty's decretary of State for the Colonies, in reference to the application,
preferid by me,
relative to a residence
Mlowance for one.
or
The difficulty and expense of obtaining a house, for some months pash, have occasion'd me great incon- venience, and induced the thicke this application -
habo
Sin
Shave the honor Obe,
Jom
Sin.
obedient Servant
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Harbor Master Maine Magistrate
Lolonial decretary's Office Rectoria Sting Now 21 Jun 7 1856
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I have the honor to state that your
application for a residence, or commuted_ allowance for one, was duly forwarded,
to the decretary of State, who, in Dispatch 4.23 of 2323 June, called on this Excellency, the Governor for his report and opinion which have duly been sent home.
A subsequent Dispatch was receiv'd from the seritury of State
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4177 19 deptember, at which date Lin John Bowring's first reply had not
reach'd the Colonial office.
As soon as the decision.
of the Secretary of state shall be intionated
notice shall be given you. early
aptain Watkins Rh
Harbor Master
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I have the honor whe,
Sir,
your most obedient servant, Sind Mr. J. Mercer
Colonial Lasting
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