CO129-257 - Public Offices & Others - 1892 — Page 328

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than matters are with kunn & dr Krstops thought better got to face the retort that Tomythory is Indested on the

Millions Expended with for the date of the Colonists, but in now that Batish Merchants in the H. K. & in Indin may hath dafely & Carrs

on a Sucrativ trade with the Empires Jhina & Jagran.

As-nyards par. 2. L. Konut, for enguts & fince that he has bee Misunbusting

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Valion, but that ben te value lange or small he chance or asks to lay down. apportion, the Than wh. The H.0. may claim in respect of their decapation or \estrich to]

the (dory in respect of it's torsion

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Unatifare Thinks That W. Stanhopes altintion has got been caller to

the circular and the time when their letter was written, for under sec. 5 the Colony

have. It contopbute,

May to send in the the cost yfting mithings regaine

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The old site an excutty Egure in value. Wheners they an Exactly Spical the cases suggested in fram. 3 & 4 might apply, but in other cases it to ascertain the Money value of the War Officer interests in order to fix the money contribution of the Colony under the Circular, And as there is a differen of opinion betown the Departouts the thinks an arbitration is unavoidabh. & he believe that the point at Mayfly

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Rm 572

No...

185

It is requested that in any further com- munication on this subject, the above Number may be quoted; and the Letter addressed to—

The Adjutant-General to the Forces,

War Office,

Wo 17872

London,

(S.W.)

Son

With

¡RECO

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778

F&T 2000 3-91

325

(REG 13 JAN 2

WAR OFFICE,

LONDON, S.W.,

12 January

189,2

reference to your letter dated 4th December 1891 on the subject of the despiced of Colonical lands and Buildings in occupation of the Military at bong Hong, in which you forward draft of a despated prolived the adbrowsed to the Governor of that Colony on the wetter; Jame directed to observe that while coreanring in the draft despated Mr Stanhope regrets the wilt reference 6 paragraph 10 of your lotter under reply the Secretary of State for the Colonies has not to communicated to the Colony more

fully the arguments which showed the advantages whit the Colony derives from superial protection and expenditure. In view haverer of the under. -standing recently arrived at that inter-departemental concepondence of a controversied nature depull not the communicated to Colonies, Mr Stanhope

be Under Secretary of State.

does Colonial office.

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