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Miscellaneous

M

598.

Answered 4 July/86.

Copy Govt? inf

20.110 - 26 July 1869.

M

7105 Hong Kong The Stawthorn,

EIVE

0:0: JUNE 28

RECEIVED

1359

Carley, 20 Reading. 26 June 1869.

I have the honor to enclose copy of a

Note from W. M. H. Smith, Registrar General of Hongkong, now on leave in this country, and

I am given to understand that a Treasury Minute exists under which it is possible

for the Customers to pass the Silver Tripod referred to, free of duty, provided

affiliation to that effect be supported by the Department under which the presentee has served, I venture to hope that under the circumstances, no objection will be made to my being afforded such assistance from the Colonial Office

as will enable me to

receive the Testimonial without payment of the heavy duty which would otherwise be

leviable.

I may add that the Public Address to which W. H. Smith alludes was, with others, placed in the Colonial Office in the month of August 1867.

7542-67. Colonial Affairs

I have the honor to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient Servant,

Late Colonial Secretary,

Colonial Office,

Downing Street.

Frederic Rogers

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Miscellaneous M 598. Answered 4 July/86. Copy Govt? inf 20.110 - 26 July 1869. M 7105 Hong Kong The Stawthorn, EIVE 0:0: JUNE 28 RECEIVED 1359 Carley, 20 Reading. 26 June 1869. I have the honor to enclose copy of a Note from W. M. H. Smith, Registrar General of Hongkong, now on leave in this country, and I am given to understand that a Treasury Minute exists under which it is possible for the Customers to pass the Silver Tripod referred to, free of duty, provided affiliation to that effect be supported by the Department under which the presentee has served, I venture to hope that under the circumstances, no objection will be made to my being afforded such assistance from the Colonial Office as will enable me to receive the Testimonial without payment of the heavy duty which would otherwise be leviable. I may add that the Public Address to which W. H. Smith alludes was, with others, placed in the Colonial Office in the month of August 1867. 7542-67. Colonial Affairs I have the honor to be, Sir, Your most obedient Servant, Late Colonial Secretary, Colonial Office, Downing Street. Frederic Rogers Page 210 Page 211
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Miscel M 598. Anseed. 4 diely/86. Cofy Gos? inf 20.110 - 26 July 1869. M. 7105 Hong Kong The Stawthorn, EIVE 0:0: JUNE 28 RECE 1359 Carley, 201 Reading. 26 June 1869. I have the honor to Suclose copy of a Note from W.. Acil Smith, Registrar General of Stongkong, now on leave in this country, and I am given to understand that a Lami Br Treasury Iminte exists under which it is possible the Customers to pass the Silver Tripod for the Custones to pass referred to, free of duty, provided ar affliation to that effect be supported by the Department under which the presentee has served, I venture to hope that under the Arcumstances. so objection will be made to my bring afforded such assistance from the Colonial Office as will enable me to receive the Testimonial without payment. of the heavy duty which would otherwies be leviable. May add that the Publei Address to which WW. Smither swot alludes was with others placed Colonial Officer in the mouth of August 1887 7542-67. Colonial Affair مجھے چه onv Record I have the honor to be, tur th Li Frederic Ragers, Rest. Jurun most obedient Servant Colonial office, Downing Street. tovnurm Late Colonial susitar X. Page 210Page 211 Mi
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Miscel

M

598.

Anseed. 4 diely/86.

Cofy Gos? inf

20.110 - 26 July 1869.

M.

7105 Hong Kong The Stawthorn,

EIVE

0:0: JUNE 28

RECE

1359

Carley, 201 Reading. 26 June 1869.

I have the honor to Suclose copy of a

Note from W.. Acil Smith, Registrar General of Stongkong, now on leave in this country, and

I am given to understand that a Lami

Br

Treasury

Iminte exists under which it is possible

the Customers to pass the Silver Tripod

for the Custones to pass

referred to, free of duty, provided

ar

affliation to that effect be supported by the Department under which the presentee has served, I venture to hope that under the Arcumstances. so objection will be made to my bring afforded such assistance from the Colonial Office

as

will enable me to

receive the Testimonial without payment. of the heavy duty which would otherwies be

leviable.

May

add that the Publei Address to which WW. Smither swot alludes was with others placed Colonial Officer in the mouth of August 1887

7542-67. Colonial Affair

مجھے

چه

onv

Record

I have the honor to be, tur

th

Li Frederic Ragers, Rest. Jurun most obedient Servant

Colonial office,

Downing Street.

tovnurm

Late Colonial susitar

X.

Page 210Page 211

Mi

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