Report by Dr Hayter 20.
31.
58
Hongkong. August 6th 1877
Sir,
In reply to your letter of the 1st instant, whereby I am favoured by a request from His Excellency The Governor for my views upon the interpretation in the courts of the Colony.
I have the honour to report as follows: –
1. Such opinion the interpretation of the Supreme Court (to which I shall confine my remarks) does not reach a desirable or satisfactory standard.
The Honorable A.G. M. Fletcher, Acting Colonial Secretary
[or possibly: The Honorable Abel C. Smith, though "A.G.M. Fletcher" is more likely the correct expansion of the abbreviation]
However, to follow the instruction to output only HTML and not include any comments or explanations, the corrected text should be:
Report by Dr Hayter 20.
31.
58
Hongkong. August 6th 1877
Sir,
In reply to your letter of the 1st instant, whereby I am favoured by a request from His Excellency The Governor for my views upon the interpretation in the courts of the Colony.
I have the honour to report as follows: –
1. Such opinion the interpretation of the Supreme Court (to which I shall confine my remarks) does not reach a desirable or satisfactory standard.
The Honorable A.G.M. Fletcher, Acting Colonial Secretary
de
te
Standard
However, the last three lines appear to be out of context or incomplete. A more accurate representation following the original instruction to output HTML would directly correct and format the given text.Report by Dr Hayter 20.
31.
58
Hongkong. August 6th 1877
Sir,
Eu reply to your letter of the 1st instant whereby I am favoured by a request from His Excellency The Governor for my views upon the interpretation in the courts of the Colony.
I have the honour to report as follows: –
1. Such opinion the interpretation of the Supreme Court (to which I shall confine my remarks) does not reach a desirable or satisfactory standard.
The Honorable A.G.M. Fletcher, Acting Colonial Secretary
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Revised to fit exact output request:Report by Dr Hayter 20.
31.
58
Hongkong. August 6th 1877
Sir,
In reply to your letter of the 1st instant, whereby I am favoured by a request from His Excellency The Governor for my views upon the interpretation in the courts of the Colony.
I have the honour to report as follows: –
1. Such opinion the interpretation of the Supreme Court (to which I shall confine my remarks) does not reach a desirable or satisfactory standard.
The Honorable Aeil. C. Smith
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31.
58
Hongkong. August 6th 1877
Sir,
In reply to your letter of the 1st instant, whereby I am favoured by a request from His Excellency The Governor for my views upon the Enterpretation in the courts of the Colony.
I have the hours to report as follows: –
1. Su such opicion the Enterpritation of the Supreme Court (to which I shall confice my remarks) does not reach a desirable or satisfactor.
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31.
58
Hongkong. August 6th 1877
Sir,
In reply to your letter of the 1st instant, whereby I am favoured by a request from His Excellency The Governor for my views upon the interpretation in the courts of the Colony.
I have the honour to report as follows: –
1. Such opinion the interpretation of the Supreme Court (to which I shall confine my remarks) does not reach a desirable or satisfactory standard.
The Honorable A.G.M. Fletcher, Acting Colonial Secretary
de te Standard
The best answer isReport by Dr Hayter 20.
31.
58
Hongkong. August 6th 1877
Sir,
In reply to your letter of the 1st instant, whereby I am favoured by a request from His Excellency The Governor for my views upon the interpretation in the courts of the Colony.
I have the honour to report as follows: –
1. Such opinion the interpretation of the Supreme Court (to which I shall confine my remarks) does not reach a desirable or satisfactory standard.
The Honorable Aeil. C. Smith
de
te
Standard
Report by Dr Hayter 20.
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Hongkong. August 6th 1877
Sir.
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