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the matter
of
Ito clay in fit and eligible
Candidates.
Pink Jamed que
hin
plan
tual.
His proposal that the unofficials placed
hold office for 6 years would appear the most practicable & a little place to
Hong Kong, where to managers of the Government are
and where there are
educated
come
So frequent
in
British large people
as
inform
Less
Inauspicious influential principles of making the place their home:
derly Las
quite recent
suggested his comparative
in
Whilst thinking it will be best but to refuse the change in
it will become treat a concession:
bating Kong:
Levent
because of the members being eligible for
re-election because of the
are likely to be
renqueline that,
of things.
me in
frequent
on the exciting plate
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1.
M. Mendi Sir R. Starbut
Sir George Bowen has discovered in a month a state of affairs which had escaped the knowledge of all his predecessors!! and has published his discovery to The Colony without Consulting this Office -
The proposals he wishes to see introduced in the
as with an
his
that a change in the Constitution - I am afraid he must be told that he has acted injudiciously in
promulgating recommendations before submitting them to the Secretary of State, for apart from official duty as well as propriety, he will have placed himself in a
false position towards the Colony, should Lord Derby find himself unable to accept the recommendations.
2. Executive Council - If he thinks weekly meetings desirable it would not interfere, but I very much doubt the necessity of this.
He likes to see permanently both officials. The Treasurer, The Attorney General - and the Registrar General - Thus
the Registrar General - There are several objections to this - The Service is so small that it will be difficult adequately to supply their place temporarily when absent on leave: Sir George feels this by suggesting that this local tenure should remain. Taking this deal in (^mail; - but if not, the dispensation of the argument that these particular branches ought to always be represented at the Council Table & this far.
7+ 67 (C) is really the mode of the
The Affairs
basis.
proposal (b.) The reason; pay is my £200
is here with some other, do its intrinsic importance do not warrant the holder's being put out of so high. The other two
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the matter
of
Ito clay in fit and eligible
Candidates.
Pink Jamed que
hin
plan
tual.
His perposal that the unofficals placed
hold office for 6 Jame would appar The peancef pratable & a little place to
Hong Kong, where to managers of the Grachtpercable anses
and where there are prot
So
educalis
d come
So frequent
in
branita's lage people
ht as
infond
Lese
Inautis
I influential cinepes of Making the place then home:
derly Las
quite recent
popgested hist comperat in
Whipratimenti thinker be terminalle in
it will be best but to refuse the crapcr in
it will become treat a coc)
bating Kong:
Levent
belen because of the members being eligible for
se a
xportment I because of the
are likes beat
м
renqueline that,
of things.
me in
frequent
on the excrting plate
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1.
M. Mendi Sir R. Starbut
Sir Genge Bowen has discovered in a month a state of affins which had compie the knowtuly of all his predecessors!! and has Sublished his discovery to The Colony without Consulting this Office -
The proposals Le roishes to sam se intronend in th
as with an
his
that y ra change in the Constitution _ I am afraid he must- br. Fold that L Las acted injudiciously in
Iromulgating recommendations before submitting them 89the See. Oftate, for spect from official ditting asich alry gun tion of official for priety, he will how plame himself in a
Jalse position towards the Colony, should. Lind Derby find himself unable to accept the recommandations.
2. Execution Council - If he thinks weekly meetings desinath word not interfere, but Ivery much doubt the recessity of thin.
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He lick as to are furmanutty toth forumil. The Krasuren_ The tangen General - and the Regis har Jennst - Thun
the Register Jinnal - There are several objection to this - The Service is do Israll that it will be diffin et adeguatet, to supply their place Emporarily when absent on leave: Sir fince feels this by suggesting that this loca terentes Ahme. Not rempaing Jake this deals in (^mil; - but if not, the dispans ofthe argument that these particular branches ought to always expusentut at the Council Table & this far. 7+ 67 (C) is sally the mod of the
7.67
The Affin
basis.
proposal (b.) The Teamon ; pay is my £200
is here with some other, do its intrinae importance don not warrant the holder'sin bring but of so high. The other two
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