state that he did not report this_-_-_
circunstarION
be fore
as he did not
understand husuch and was not
aware, of his
atory
brawledge, that
the visit of the Naval Officer to the
Q
Turenne had
any
connection
with the matter in hand, but he
states that he was informed by a bystander (Mr Harmon of M... 10 Rose & Co.) that the staval Offiem had gone to the Turenne to consult
a
1 biject
On
on.
the
I have seen Mr Harmon and he states that the Naval lofficer leaving the French Mail took a better with him from: the Captain.
Dated the 1/4". day of January, 1889. (Pd) Alford G. Nive,
Acting Registrar:
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Minute by the Colonial Secretary
(Copy.)
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102
Submitted. This is not the
case. The French Consul called, and
ADD
Mor
sired me
that neither the Captain
the Officers of t
the Turenne had
anything to do with the matter. When the Captain of the Caledonion - said he must have a letter from the Consul,
a
boat put off to the Turenne; where the Consul was at breakfast. The Comul rout back -vote by the boat, but the Officers who went in the boat were mere
vvely going
by
to my good-bye to some frien leaving by the "Caledonion, They
in no
way
-Copoul's act.
connected with the
(Figned) I Stewart,
do
tuere
Minute
Colonial Leonetary,
15th
5th January, 1889.
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