Returning success? Reply that no more Constables should be enlisted beyond seven asked for by the Governor; and as to Mr. Horspool's Hotel expenses, that he should be paid at the same rate as is usual with Officers of standing.
His general instructions on the subject specify that they need not ... so that [rate] have Druft herewith Gug 10/10.
W. Huspool's leave expires 6 Dec. (10065 tp.p.). Grant extension for such period, if any, be necessary to enable him to finish the recruiting transfer & Agents 2.7.
Eu 213/10 CRO
ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO BE ADDRESSED TO THE AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES.
Gov 15918 14 Oct: 1893 C.O. 17196 Rect (Rec? 10 00 93)
DOWNING STREET, LONDON.
Hong Kong Reg: 423 Appts 66 9th October 1893
Sir,
Referring to your letter of the 26th ultimo, instructing us to engage 7 Constables for service in the Police Force of Hong Kong, I have the honour to enclose, in original for return, a letter which we have received from Mr Horspool suggesting that the opportunity should be taken for engaging 10 men for the Force, and asking that the allowance to be granted him for Hotel expenses may be increased.
I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant
The Under Secretary of State &c &c &c Colonial Office.
(returning suc.) ? Reply, that
no nare
Constables
I the
should be enlisted beyond seven asked for by the Governor; and as to Mr. Horsfool's Hotel expenses, day that he should be paid at the same rate as is usual with Officers of standing.
his
OL
dar
(That rate is Ibelieve 15% but
Mr Blake tells
general instinctions on the subject,
that they
have
so that
specify
[rate]
need not
Druft herewith gug 10/10
W. Huspool's leave expires
6
The Dec. (10065 tp.p.)
? Grant extension for such period
if any
be necessary
Enable him & finish the is recruiting triferne fr. & Agents 2.7.
Eu 213/10
CRO
ALL COMMUNICATIONS
TO BE ADDRESSED TO THE
AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES.
Gov 15918
14 Oct: 1893
C. O.
17196
Rect
Reo? 10 00 93)
DOWNING STREET, LONDON.
Hong Kong Reg: 423 Appts
66
9th October 189 3
rade
Sir,
Referring to your letter of the 26th ultimo,
in-
structing us to engage 7 Constables for service in the
Police Force of Hong Kong, I have the honour to enclose, in
original for return, a letter which we have received from
Mr Horspool suggesting that the opportunity should be taken
for engaging 10 men for the Force, and asking that the al-
lowance to be granted him for Hotel expenses may be in-
creased.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient Servant
The Under Secretary of State
&c
&c &c
Colonial Office.
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