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Leopy

No 19

Sir,

5712

76

525

General Post Office,

Kongthong, Jeby 19th 1876.

The Honourable the Attorney-General of this colony has suggested that a report should be made to you, in general terms, as to the various cases in which inconveniences have arisen from the detention or non-delivery of Mails by the Masters of Private Ships. I have therefore the honour to Report as follows.

2.

The Attorney General's suggestion

The Honourable J. Gardiner Austin,

Colonial Secretary, Phong Hong

arose

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Leopy No 19 Sir, 5712 76 525 General Post Office, Kongthong, Jeby 19th 1876. The Honourable the Attorney-General of this colony has suggested that a report should be made to you, in general terms, as to the various cases in which inconveniences have arisen from the detention or non-delivery of Mails by the Masters of Private Ships. I have therefore the honour to Report as follows. 2. The Attorney General's suggestion The Honourable J. Gardiner Austin, Colonial Secretary, Phong Hong arose
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leopy No 19 Sir 5712 76 525 General Post Office, Kongthong, Jeby, 19th 1876. The Honourable the Attorney -General of this bolony has suggested that a report should be made to you, in general terms, as to the various cases in which inconveniences have arisen from the detention or non. delivery of Mails by the Masters of Private Ships . I have therefore the honour to Report as follows. 2. The Attorney General's suggestion The Honourable J. Gardiner Austin, Colonial Secretary, Phong Hong arose
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leopy

No 19

Sir

5712

76

525

General Post Office,

Kongthong, Jeby, 19th 1876.

The Honourable the Attorney -General of this bolony has suggested that a report should be made to you,

in

general terms, as to the various

cases in which inconveniences have

arisen from the detention

or non.

delivery of Mails by the Masters of Private Ships . I have therefore the honour to Report as follows.

2.

The Attorney General's suggestion

The Honourable

J. Gardiner Austin,

Colonial Secretary, Phong Hong

arose

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