I am to inquire therefore whether His Excellency is to understand that nevertheless you have complied with the application to him for certain deeds by him to the Mark of Kimberley, which I love.
Signed Sandwith Stewart, Acting Colonial Secretary, Captain Superintendent of Police to the Acting Colonial Secretary.
Copy No. 30.
For the Police Office, C. O. 4422, REC'D 13 MAR 92.
Hong Kong, 16th November 1881.
I have the honour to forward to His Excellency the Governor, a copy of a letter received from the widow of the late P. G. Lendorff asking for assistance.
This petition is concerning the same matter, and also refers to a previous petition by Mrs. Thing, which is already before His Excellency (vide Police Letter No. 7th March 1881, B. I. p. 24; and S. p. G4).
Signed S. Janowaky, Acting Clerk, Suretary.
I am to inquire therefore
whether His Houllen.
to
understand that nevertheless.
you
with the application to
he forerar dods by him to the
Mark
of Kimberleyque I love
Signed Srudwich Stewart
"Aeling Colenial Swetary
Captains Superintendent of Talice to the Acling Colonial 301
Copy N° 30.
بندان
for the
Falice Office,
C 0. 4422
AREGT 13 MAR 92.
Hong Kong, 16th November 1881.
I have the honour to forward
information Coullency the Governor, a
received
of
this
letter
the
from the widow of
late P. 6. Lendors for asistence
Th
is
pure is
His Bacclency
An
A
already before
b. I. t 24; and
S p G4
Police Litter N, 7th Maret 1881.
petition concerning
oncerning the same
by Ms Thing
matter, and also
anaurable Mr. S. Janowchy-
Acting Calavist Suretary-
也
AN AN
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