حمر
10
*(Copy)
No 443.
Sir,
No 2.
£ 292012
153
Colonial Secretary's Office, Victoria, Hong Kong,
17th May, 1860.
I have the honor to acknowledge
your letter of yesterday reporting a robbery
of £ 2,01191 from the Chest in
your office. His Excellency desires me to remark
on the last paragraph that, for very
obvious reasons, The Government must hold
you responsible for this money as the financial service of the Government would be manifestly disarranged by a departure, even in a single instance, from ...
D. R. Caldwell Esqr. Registrar General.
حمر
10
*(Copy)
No 443.
Sir
No 2.
£ 292012
153
Colonial Secretary's Office, Victoria, Hong Kong,
17th May, 1860.
I have the honor & acknowledge
your letter of yesterday reporting a robbery
you
of # 2,01191 from the Chest in
you office. His Excetuney desires me & remark
on the last paragraph that, for very
obvious reasons, The Government must hold
you responsible fo this money as- the financial service of the Government would be manifestly disarranged by a departure single instance from
even in a
D. R. Caldwell Egre. Registrar Germal.
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