M. Fairfield
This letter is rather peremptory in tone.
I should be inclined to refer it to the governor, but leave all the discretion to him to tell Messrs Samuel & Co. They are perpetually hoping to play State against the Governors of the Secretary of these colonies.
CPE 13 Feb
8h 13.29 Send it Bgw In Asenations and Repent. // 780 informs thister
2m 18/2
Sir,
C.O. 2338
Rec'd 10 FEB 93
31 Houndeditch, London E.C.
45th 8th 1892
We have the pleasure to enclose herewith, for the perusal of The Marquis of Ripon, the rules issued by The Government of Bengal respecting the importation in bulk at Calcutta, petroleum and for comparison with those issued on the same subject at Hong Kong, which are in some respects most vexatious and unnecessary.
We invoke His Excellency's aid in having them amended as follows:
Rule 6. We certainly think that, in case of need, the Certificate given at port of shipment, should be deemed sufficient as otherwise these valuable steamers may be kept waiting an unreasonable time for the Certificate of the Harbour Master, before being allowed to discharge.
M. Fairfield
This letter is rather peremptay
in tone.
I should be inclined to refer it to the governan
points
baised to his
but leave all the
discretion, a to tell mess! Samuel so
at They are perpetually hoping to play
State against the governors off the Secubery of
these colonies
CPE 13 Feb
8h 13.29
Send it bGw In Asenations and
Repent. // 780 informs thister
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2m 18/2
Sir
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C.O.
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31 Houndeditch 532
London & B
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45by 8th 1892
We have the pleasure to enclose
of
herewith, for the perucal of The Marquis of Ripon, the rules issued by The Government
of Bengal respecting the importation un in bulk at Calcutta, petroleu
and for comparison with those issued on the same subject at Nong Kong,
ellary in having
which are in some respects most
Vexations and unne as
ascary
invoke His Excellency's aid i them amended as follows::
Rule 6. We certainly,
And we
think that.
be
in case of need the Certificate given at port of shipment, should then deemed sufficient as other will these valuable steamers may Kept waiting an unreasonable time for the Certificate of the Harbour Master, before being allowed to discharge.
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