CO129-073 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Bowring - 1859 [1-5] — Page 586

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if the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury shall be of opinion that it is a proper one. With respect to the grounds on which it is proposed to grant Colonel Caine a pension I am to refer you to my letter above mentioned, which explains that the Office of Lieut. Governor of H. Kong is abolished with a view to economy and the interests of the public Service.

His Grace has therefore only to add that as a considerable saving both to Imperial and to Colonial funds will be effected by the appointment of Sir Hercules Robinson as Governor, and the

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583if the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury shall be of opinion that it is a proper one. With respect to the grounds on which it is proposed to grant Colonel Caine a pension I am to refer you to my letter above mentioned, which explains that the Office of Lieut. Governor of H. Kong is abolished with a view to economy and the interests of the public Service.His Grace has therefore only to add that as a considerable saving both to Imperial and to Colonial funds will be effected by the appointment of Sir Hercules Robinson as Governor, and the
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583if the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury shall be of opinion that it is a proper one. with respect to the grounds on which it is proposed to grant Colonel Caine a pension Iam to refer you to my letter above mentioned, which explains that the Office of Lieut. Governor of H. Thougis} is abolished with a view toe economy and the interests of the public Service.His Grace has therefore only to add that as a considerable saving both to Imperial and to Colonial funds will be effected by the appointment of Fir Hercules Robinson as Governor, and the
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if the Lords

Commissioners of the Treasury shall be of opinion that it is a proper one. with respect to the grounds on which it is proposed to grant Colonel Caine

a pension Iam to

refer you to my

letter above mentioned, which explains that the Office of Lieut.

Governor of H. Thoug

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is abolished with

a view to e

economy

and the interests

of the public Service.

His Grace has therefore only to

add that as a considerable saving

both to Imperial

and to Colonial funds will be effected by the appointment of Fir Hercules Robinson

as

Governor, and

the

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