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the subject.

I have the honor to be,

My Lord,

Your Lordship's most obedient

humble servant,

HILL

Governor

I have received a letter from the Acting Chief Justice, a copy of which I beg to enclose.

I am writing this Despatch on 21 June, 1872.

(Caps)

Sir,

Supreme Court, Hong Kong

June 21, 1872.

Although it seems doubtful from your letter just received, whether it was my opinion that was invited as to the desirability of exempting the Clerks of the Telegraph Company from serving on Juries, I am desirous of stating, for the information of the Governor, and with a view to his replying to The Honorable Cecil C. Smith, Acting Colonial Secretary:

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the subject. I have the honor to be, My Lord, Your Lordship's most obedient humble servant, HILL Governor I have received a letter from the Acting Chief Justice, a copy of which I beg to enclose. I am writing this Despatch on 21 June, 1872. (Caps) Sir, Supreme Court, Hong Kong June 21, 1872. Although it seems doubtful from your letter just received, whether it was my opinion that was invited as to the desirability of exempting the Clerks of the Telegraph Company from serving on Juries, I am desirous of stating, for the information of the Governor, and with a view to his replying to The Honorable Cecil C. Smith, Acting Colonial Secretary:
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the subject.

I have the honor to bez

May Lord,

Your Lordship's most obedient

humble servant,

HILLE

Governor

vince writing

have received a letter from the Acting Chief Juctice, a copy of which I beg to

th

enclose.

writing this Despatch

I

21 Jund, 1872.

(Caps)

Siv

165

Supreme Court, Hanything

June 21.+ 1879.

Although it seems

doubtful from your letter just

received, whether

Avas

my opinion invited as to the desirability of

of them.

exempting the Clerks Telegraph Company from serving

Jum desirous of

Juries,

stating, for.

the information

of the Governor, and with a view to his replying

The Honorable

Cesil C. Smith,

more

Acting Colonial Secretary:

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