CO129-259 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1893 [5-8] — Page 515

to refuse his request.

It should I have been glad before this to have offered him substantial promotion if opportunity had offered, but I see no immediate prospect of being able to do so because there are no vacancies impending and in the interests of his health, therefore, I should be glad to learn that he had made arrangements with your consent for returning to this country before the next hot season begins, his health being impaired by the climate of Hong Kong.

DRAFT.

Telegram to Governor, Hong Kong.

The minute in my house.

MINUTE.

Mr. Fairfield.

Mr. Bramston.

No. 21733

Mr. Wingfield.

Mr. Meade.

and Lucas 23

Mr. Buxton.

Marquess of Ripon. 24

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to refuse his request.

It should have been glad before this to have offered him substantial promotion if opportunity had offered, but I see no immediate prospect of being able to do so because there are no vacancies impending and in the interests of his health, therefore, I should be glad to learn that he had made arrangements with your consent for returning to this country before the next hot season begins, his health being impaired by the climate of Hong Kong.

DRAFT.

Telegram to Governor, Hong Kong.

The minute in my house.

MINUTE.

Mr. Fairfield.

Mr. Bramston.

No. 21733

Mr. Wingfield.

Mr. Meade.

and Lucas 23

Mr. Buxton.

Marquess of Ripon. 24

In Jan/llination

Sent 4:55 p.m. Ee726/12

Haughing T5972

510

Chargelly

Does Cell! Kaetary, Abruptness accept suggestions Certainly ins Coolplant Lithongle 10, Confidential deep of horror Supaining Birchen for is in lithely, he unedhe Abstain prepared tamps, Changeful vacant Colonial force targhich, Predispose Invidad at a Salary Myopathies twelve hundred yards starting Mead

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