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It is requested that in any further communication on this subject the under-mentioned letter and number may be quoted, and the reply addressed to

The Under Secretary of State for India,

India Office,

C

R.& O. 2069.

Whitehall,

S.W.

India Office

15684

REC? Whitshall, 10 "AL 37

London, S. W.

7

2 July 1897.

170

Sir,

I am directed to forward the enclosed letter from Dr. J. Lowson of the Hong Kong Medical Service, asking that he may be allowed six weeks leave, after his return from India, before he reembarks for Hong Kong. Dr. Lowson left Bombay by the steamer of the 16th July.

Lord George Hamilton directs me to add that he has not yet received from India a formal report regarding the good work done by Dr. Lowson; but he is aware that Dr. Lowson's experience, knowledge and energy have been of much service and he believes that Dr. Lowson's work in India gives him a claim to any consideration that Mr. Secretary Chamberlain may see fit to show to the request submitted in the enclosed letter.

I have the honour to be, Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office.

Y 1081.

5 rms-1/97. I. 157.

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It is requested that in any further communication on this subject the under-mentioned letter and number may be quoted, and the reply addressed to The Under Secretary of State for India, India Office, C R.& O. 2069. Whitehall, S.W. India Office 15684 REC? Whitshall, 10 "AL 37 London, S. W. 7 2 July 1897. 170 Sir, I am directed to forward the enclosed letter from Dr. J. Lowson of the Hong Kong Medical Service, asking that he may be allowed six weeks leave, after his return from India, before he reembarks for Hong Kong. Dr. Lowson left Bombay by the steamer of the 16th July. Lord George Hamilton directs me to add that he has not yet received from India a formal report regarding the good work done by Dr. Lowson; but he is aware that Dr. Lowson's experience, knowledge and energy have been of much service and he believes that Dr. Lowson's work in India gives him a claim to any consideration that Mr. Secretary Chamberlain may see fit to show to the request submitted in the enclosed letter. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, The Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office. Y 1081. 5 rms-1/97. I. 157.
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It is requested that in any further communication on this subject the under-mentioned letter and number may be quoted, and the reply addressed toename The Under Secretary of State for India, India Office, C R.& 8.2069. Whitehall, S.W. cots India Office 15684 REC? Whitshall, 10 "AL 37 London, S. W. 7 2 July 1897. كم رحمة 170 Sir, I am directed to forward the enclosed letter from Dr. J. Lowson of the Hong Kong Medical Service, asking that he may be allowed six weeks leave, after his return from India, before he reembarks for Hong Kong. Dr.Lowson left Bombay bý the steamer of the 16th July. Lord George Hamilton directs me to add that he has not yet received from India a formal report regarding the good work done by Dr. Lowson; but he is aware that Dr.Lowson's experience, knowledge and energy have been of much service and he believes that Dr. Lowson's work in India gives him a claim to any consideration that Mr. Secretary Chamberlain may see fit show to the request submitted in the enclosed letter. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient Servant, The Under Secretary of State, Colonial Office. Y 1081. 5 rms-1/97. I. 157.
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It is requested that in any further communication on this subject the under-mentioned letter and number may be quoted, and the reply addressed toename The Under Secretary of State for India,

India Office,

C

R.& 8.2069.

Whitehall,

S.W.

cots

India Office

15684

REC? Whitshall, 10 "AL 37

London, S. W.

7

2 July 1897.

كم رحمة

170

Sir,

I am directed to forward the enclosed letter from Dr.

J. Lowson of the Hong Kong Medical Service, asking that he

may be allowed six weeks leave, after his return from India, before he reembarks for Hong Kong. Dr.Lowson left Bombay bý

the steamer of the 16th July.

Lord George Hamilton directs me to add that he has not yet received from India a formal report regarding the good work done by Dr. Lowson; but he is aware that Dr.Lowson's experience, knowledge and energy have been of much service and he believes that Dr. Lowson's work in India gives him a claim to any consideration that Mr. Secretary Chamberlain may see fit show to the request submitted in the enclosed letter.

I have the honour to be, Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office.

Y 1081.

5 rms-1/97. I. 157.

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