In closure.
3.
Application from Mr. Mra.
278.
Colonial Department,
Hongkong, 17th April, 1863.
My Lord,
As I understand there is a probability of the post of Police Magistrate here becoming vacant shortly, I have the honour to request Your Lordship will be pleased to take this opportunity to give my application for the appointment into your favourable consideration.
The Right Honourable
The Earl of Derby,
Secretary of State for the Colonies,
Downing Street.
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In closure. 3.
Application from mr mra
278
Carbour Department,
Hongesting 17th April, 1003.
My Lord.
As Sunderstand there
probability of the post of
Police Magistrate here becoming
vacant ste
shortly, I have the honowe + Your Lordship.
to request Your Loun
will
be pleased to
take this
my application for
the
appointment into your favourable
mroide
tion.
The Right Honourable
The Carl of Derby,
Secretary of State for the Colonies,
Downing Strest.
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