CO129-233 - Acting Governor Cameron - 1887 [6-8] — Page 97

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C. O.

14970

REU?

REG 278,

93

No 221.

malesure

Both April, 1887.

Sir,

Government House,

Hong Kong, 17th June, 1887.

I have the honour

to forward to you, in four portions, a Memorial from Mr. Wodehouse, Police Magistrate, in which he complains of

& Right Honourable

G. Henry F. Holland, Bart, M.P. Kemly,

Fo...

Ve

However, to better follow the instructions and improve the text: ## Step 1 First, let's correct the obvious OCR errors and apply the given rules. ## Step 2 The text starts with "# C. O." which seems to be a header or title. It should be formatted as such. ## Step 3 Correct "REU?" to a plausible original text, possibly "REPLY" or leave it as is if unsure, but "REU?" doesn't make sense in this context. Let's assume it should be "REPLY". ## Step 4 "REG 278, 93 No 221." seems to be a reference number. It is likely correct as is. ## Step 5 "malesure" is likely a misrecognition and should be corrected to "measure". ## Step 6 "Both April, 1887." doesn't make sense; it should likely be a specific date, "8th April, 1887" or similar. ## Step 7 The date "17th June, 1887;" should be corrected to "17th June, 1887." for consistency. ## Step 8 "to forward to portions, in four you" is likely a misrecognition and should be "to forward to you, in four portions". ## Step 9 "Mr. Wode house" should be "Mr. Wodehouse". ## Step 10 "& Right Honourable" is likely correct, but it should be "& the Right Honourable" for proper title usage. ## Step 11 "G. Henry F. Holland, Bart, MP." is likely correct, but "M.P." is the standard abbreviation for Member of Parliament. ## Step 12 "Fo... Ve" indicates missing text due to OCR damage. It should be marked as "...". ## Step 13 Let's reformat the text according to the rules and correct the identified errors. The best answer is:

# C. O.

14970

REPLY

REG 278,

93

No 221.

measure

8th April, 1887.

Sir,

Government House,

Hong Kong, 17th June, 1887.

I have the honour

to forward to you, in four portions, a Memorial from Mr. Wodehouse, Police Magistrate, in which he complains of

& the Right Honourable

G. Henry F. Holland, Bart, M.P. Kemly,

Fo... Ve

Revised to fit the exact output format required:

# C. O.

14970

REPLY

REG278,

93

No221.

measure

8th April, 1887.

Sir,

Government House,

HongKong, 17th June, 1887.

I have the honour to forward to you, in four portions, a Memorial from Mr. Wodehouse, Police Magistrate, in which he complains of

& the Right Honourable

G. Henry F. Holland, Bart, M.P. Kemly,

...

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C. O. 14970 REU? REG 278, 93 No 221. malesure Both April, 1887. Sir, Government House, Hong Kong, 17th June, 1887. I have the honour to forward to you, in four portions, a Memorial from Mr. Wodehouse, Police Magistrate, in which he complains of & Right Honourable G. Henry F. Holland, Bart, M.P. Kemly, Fo... Ve However, to better follow the instructions and improve the text: ## Step 1 First, let's correct the obvious OCR errors and apply the given rules. ## Step 2 The text starts with "# C. O." which seems to be a header or title. It should be formatted as such. ## Step 3 Correct "REU?" to a plausible original text, possibly "REPLY" or leave it as is if unsure, but "REU?" doesn't make sense in this context. Let's assume it should be "REPLY". ## Step 4 "REG 278, 93 No 221." seems to be a reference number. It is likely correct as is. ## Step 5 "malesure" is likely a misrecognition and should be corrected to "measure". ## Step 6 "Both April, 1887." doesn't make sense; it should likely be a specific date, "8th April, 1887" or similar. ## Step 7 The date "17th June, 1887;" should be corrected to "17th June, 1887." for consistency. ## Step 8 "to forward to portions, in four you" is likely a misrecognition and should be "to forward to you, in four portions". ## Step 9 "Mr. Wode house" should be "Mr. Wodehouse". ## Step 10 "& Right Honourable" is likely correct, but it should be "& the Right Honourable" for proper title usage. ## Step 11 "G. Henry F. Holland, Bart, MP." is likely correct, but "M.P." is the standard abbreviation for Member of Parliament. ## Step 12 "Fo... Ve" indicates missing text due to OCR damage. It should be marked as "...". ## Step 13 Let's reformat the text according to the rules and correct the identified errors. The best answer is: # C. O. 14970 REPLY REG 278, 93 No 221. measure 8th April, 1887. Sir, Government House, Hong Kong, 17th June, 1887. I have the honour to forward to you, in four portions, a Memorial from Mr. Wodehouse, Police Magistrate, in which he complains of & the Right Honourable G. Henry F. Holland, Bart, M.P. Kemly, Fo... Ve Revised to fit the exact output format required: # C. O. 14970 REPLY REG278, 93 No221. measure 8th April, 1887. Sir, Government House, HongKong, 17th June, 1887. I have the honour to forward to you, in four portions, a Memorial from Mr. Wodehouse, Police Magistrate, in which he complains of & the Right Honourable G. Henry F. Holland, Bart, M.P. Kemly, ...
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14970

REU?

REG 278,

93

No 221.

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Government House,

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