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The reply to this Letter should

be addressed to the Secretary, and

the following Number should be quoted

M. O.

615-

C. O.

5989 208

METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE,

116, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W.

29. March 188

Sir

I am directed by the Meteorological

Council to inform you

that

they have learnt

with great satisfaction from the Kew

Committee that it has been determined

to establish a

self-recording meteorological and magnetic observatory at Hong Kong, and that the Council take this opportunity

of expressing their desire that copies of the records shall be sent regularly

to

their Office.

I have the honour to be

Sir

Your obedient Servant

J.W. Herbert, Esq.

Under Secretary of State

Noble Isle.

Secretary.

Colonial Office

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The reply to this Letter should be addressed to the Secretary, and the following Number should be quoted M. O. 615- C. O. 5989 208 METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, 116, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W. 29. March 188 Sir I am directed by the Meteorological Council to inform you that they have learnt with great satisfaction from the Kew Committee that it has been determined to establish a self-recording meteorological and magnetic observatory at Hong Kong, and that the Council take this opportunity of expressing their desire that copies of the records shall be sent regularly to their Office. I have the honour to be Sir Your obedient Servant J.W. Herbert, Esq. Under Secretary of State Noble Isle. Secretary. Colonial Office
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The reply to this Letter should be addressed to the Secretary, and he following Number should be quoted M. 0. 615- C. 0. 5989 208 METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, 116, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W. 29. March 188 Sir I am directed by the alleteorological Council to inform you that they have learnt with great satisfaction from the Few Committee that it has been determined. to establish a self-recording meteorological and magnetic observatory at Hong Kong, and that the bouncil take this opportunity of expressing their desire that copies of the records shall be sent regularly • to their Office. I have the honour to be Ser Your obedient Servant 7.W. Herbert, Esf. Under Secretary of state Nobal Iscole. Secretary. Colonial Office
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The reply to this Letter should

be addressed to the Secretary, and

he following Number should be quoted

M. 0.

615-

C. 0.

5989 208

METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE,

116, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W.

29. March 188

Sir

I am directed by the alleteorological

Council to inform you

that

they have learnt

with great satisfaction from the Few

Committee that it has been determined.

to establish a

self-recording meteorological and magnetic observatory at Hong Kong, and that the bouncil take this opportunity

of expressing their desire that copies of the records shall be sent regularly

• to

their Office.

I have the honour to be

Ser

Your obedient Servant

7.W. Herbert, Esf.

Under Secretary of state

Nobal Iscole.

Secretary.

Colonial Office

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