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7621

ء

429

is quite unfit for continuous

work.

(Signed) B. Docks,

Acting Colonial Surgeon.

(True Copy)

fini / Save Nothing Colonial Secretary

Toby.

Houghing,

24 February, 1869.

Mr Fau-Auge has been eight years employed in the Government Service of Hong Kong, during the latter part of which term he has been Senior Chinese Clerk in

the Registrar General's Office. It has been necessary to employ him from time to time on various confidential Services, some of which have entailed Correspondence with, or visit

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7621 ء 429 is quite unfit for continuous work. (Signed) B. Docks, Acting Colonial Surgeon. (True Copy) fini / Save Nothing Colonial Secretary Toby. Houghing, 24 February, 1869. Mr Fau-Auge has been eight years employed in the Government Service of Hong Kong, during the latter part of which term he has been Senior Chinese Clerk in the Registrar General's Office. It has been necessary to employ him from time to time on various confidential Services, some of which have entailed Correspondence with, or visit
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7621 ء 429 is quite unfit for Continuous work. (Signed) B. Docks, Aetting Colonial Surgeon. (True Copy) fini / Save Nothing Colonial Scentury Toby. Houghing, 24 Febuary, 1869. Mr Fau-Auge has been eight years employed in the Government Service of Stong kong, during the intter part of which term he has been Senior Chinese Clerk in the Registrar Generals Office. It has been neapary to employ him from time to time on various confidential Services, some of which have entailed Conrespondence with, or visit
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7621

ء

429

is quite unfit for Continuous

work.

(Signed) B. Docks,

Aetting Colonial Surgeon.

(True Copy)

fini / Save Nothing Colonial Scentury

Toby.

Houghing,

24 Febuary, 1869.

Mr Fau-Auge has been eight years employed in the Government Service of Stong kong, during the intter part of which term he has been Senior Chinese Clerk in

the Registrar Generals Office. It has been neapary to employ him from time to time on various confidential Services, some of which have entailed Conrespondence with, or visit

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