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and consequent improvement of health amongst the soldiery

at this station.

I have do

(signed) J. Hope Grant,

Lieutenant General

Commander of the Forces.

(True Copy) See al father

for the Colonial Secretary

• (Copy)

11

Mr. 155. Government Offices, Victoria,

Hongkong.

Sir,

15th March, 1861.

"Having carefully

considered

Your Excellency's suggestions for the prevention of drunkenness amongst the soldiery and having also consulted with the Acting Attorney General on the subject, I have the honour to state in reply that if the Home Government have no objection to the

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His Excellency

Sir Hope Grant, G. C. B., Commander of the Forces.

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and consequent improvement of health amongst the soldiery at this station. I have do (signed) J. Hope Grant, Lieutenant General Commander of the Forces. (True Copy) See al father for the Colonial Secretary • (Copy) 11 Mr. 155. Government Offices, Victoria, Hongkong. Sir, 15th March, 1861. "Having carefully considered Your Excellency's suggestions for the prevention of drunkenness amongst the soldiery and having also consulted with the Acting Attorney General on the subject, I have the honour to state in reply that if the Home Government have no objection to the [... potentially missing text due to OCR error ...] His Excellency Sir Hope Grant, G. C. B., Commander of the Forces.
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6. and consequent improvement of health amongst the soldiery at this station. I have do (signed) J. Hope Grant, Lieutenant General Commander of the Forces. (True Copy) See al father for the Colonial Secretary • (Copy) 11 Mr. 155. Gonzument Offices, Victoria, Houghong. Sir, 15th March, 1861. "Having carefully considered Your Excellency's suggestions for the prevention of drunkenness amongst the soldiery and having also consulted with the Acting Attorney General on the subject, I have the honow to state in reply that if the Home Governme objection to the see mo rrent His Excellency Sir Hope Grant, G. &. B., Commander of the Forces.
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and consequent improvement of health amongst the soldiery

at this station.

I have do

(signed) J. Hope Grant,

Lieutenant General

Commander of the Forces.

(True Copy) See al father

for the Colonial Secretary

• (Copy)

11

Mr. 155. Gonzument Offices, Victoria,

Houghong.

Sir,

15th March, 1861.

"Having carefully

considered

Your Excellency's suggestions for the prevention of drunkenness amongst the soldiery and having also consulted with the Acting Attorney General on the subject, I have the honow to state in reply that if the Home Governme

objection to the

see mo

rrent

His Excellency

Sir Hope Grant, G. &. B., Commander of the Forces.

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