I have the honor to be,
Your Sir,
Most Obedient Servant,
For Quin
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1. Clark Accountant - Police Dep!.
I inclose my Certificate of leave from Hong Kong.
I am the son of Mr. Reeves,
the Inspector of Police -
also an application for leave is attached.
I conclude that my son went out with him.
Lieutenant Gov. the Honorable Mr. Quin
in the Police Department,
there is no shortage of
the work.
He is anxious to get some official position in England.
1/2/77
M1/2
Suitable vacancy at present.
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Leave balance after 3 years will expire soon.
He is going home on ex-ordinary leave.
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