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No 470.

Sir,

No 4.

292

100

Colonial Secretary's Office, Victoria, Hong Kong,

26th May, 1860

In acknowledging your letter No 34 of this date, His Excellency The Governor desires me to state that Public Servants are responsible for the Public Money in their Custody, and that you are therefore called on to pay the deficiency into the Treasury forthwith.

You may then Memorialize the Secretary of State, if you see fit, but His Excellency regrets that he can neither

D. R. Caldwell,

Registrar General.

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No 470. Sir, No 4. 292 100 Colonial Secretary's Office, Victoria, Hong Kong, 26th May, 1860 In acknowledging your letter No 34 of this date, His Excellency The Governor desires me to state that Public Servants are responsible for the Public Money in their Custody, and that you are therefore called on to pay the deficiency into the Treasury forthwith. You may then Memorialize the Secretary of State, if you see fit, but His Excellency regrets that he can neither D. R. Caldwell, Registrar General. 27
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27 Copy No 470. Sir No4. 292 100 Colonial Secretary's Office, Victoria, Hong Kong, 26th May, 1860 In acknowledging your letter No 34 of this date, His Excellency The Governor desires me to state that Public Servants are responsible for the Publie Money in their Custody, and that Are you therefore called on to pay the deficiency into the Treasury forthwith You may then Memorialize the Secretary of State, if you see fit, but His Excellency regrete that he can neither D. R. Caldwell, Cage, Registrar General.
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No 470.

Sir

No4.

292

100

Colonial Secretary's Office, Victoria, Hong Kong,

26th May, 1860

In acknowledging your letter

No 34 of this date, His Excellency The Governor desires me to state that Public Servants are responsible for the Publie Money in their Custody, and that

Are

you

therefore called on to pay the deficiency into the Treasury forthwith

You may then Memorialize the Secretary of State, if you see fit, but His Excellency regrete that he can neither

D. R. Caldwell, Cage,

Registrar General.

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