correspondence, which has passed between Sir G. William Des Vœux, the War Office, and the Colonial Office, with reference to the question of removing all the Military Departments to Causeway Bay, and suggesting that inasmuch as that question is now receiving attention it would hardly be opportune to appoint the Committee alluded to in my despatch No. 156 of the 22nd of May last.
12202/2. Your Lordship will see, on referring to paragraph 8 of my despatch, that I did not propose the appointment of a Committee, which had already been appointed some time previously by Sir G. William Des Vœux, but that I stated my desire to continue its sittings in order that several questions which had long been pending between the Military and Civil authorities might be solved.
correspondence, which has
passed between Sir G. "William Des Vœux, the War
Military
Office, and the Colonial Office, with reference to the question of removing all the In Departments to Causeway Ray, and suggesting that
inasmuch as that question
is now rec
receiving
attention
it would hardly be opportune to appoint the Committee
alluded to in
my despatch
N: 156 of the 22nd of May last.
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2.
on
800
will
see,
Your Lordship. referring to paragraph 8
of my despatch that I did not propose
"propose the appointment
a Committee, which
of such a had already
some
time
been appointed
previous by Sir
G. William Des Vaux, but that I stated my
desire to
continue its sittings
in
order that several questions
which had
long been pending
between the Military and
Civil authorities might be
solved
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