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May 13th, 1898.

I have the honour to inform you, with reference to your letter No.25574/94, of stating that a copy of the correspondence respecting my application for a retiring allowance had been forwarded to the Governor of Hong Kong, that no further communication on the subject has reached me.

I should therefore esteem it a great favour if you would kindly inform me whether any letter has been forwarded and failed to reach its destination.

I would respectfully point out that Mr. Manson stated when I had an interview with him that the fever from which I had suffered had left me, whereas I still continue subject to attacks which my medical adviser describes as purely Malarial, and since my health has been destroyed in the service of the Hong Kong Government, I cannot but trust that my application for compensation in accordance with the Colonial regulations will not be disregarded.

I have the honour to be, Sir,

Your Obedient servant,

Robt. M. Jameson

3 Rothesay Terrace

Barras Box 114

Coventry

MAY 18

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##May 13th, 1898.I have the honour to inform you, with reference to your letter No.25574/94, of stating that a copy of the correspondence respecting my application for a retiring allowance had been forwarded to the Governor of Hong Kong, that no further communication on the subject has reached me.I should therefore esteem it a great favour if you would kindly inform me whether any letter has been forwarded and failed to reach its destination.I would respectfully point out that Mr. Manson stated when I had an interview with him that the fever from which I had suffered had left me, whereas I still continue subject to attacks which my medical adviser describes as purely Malarial, and since my health has been destroyed in the service of the Hong Kong Government, I cannot but trust that my application for compensation in accordance with the Colonial regulations will not be disregarded.I have the honour to be, Sir,Your Obedient servant,Robt. M. Jameson3 Rothesay TerraceBarras Box 114CoventryMAY 18

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3 Rothesay Terrace

Barras Box 114 MAY 18

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May 13th, 1898.

I have the honour to inform you,

letter No.25574/94

with reference to

of stating that a

your

copy of the correspondence respecting my application for a retiring

allowance had been forwarded to the Governor of Hong Kong, that no further Communication on the subject has reached

I should therefore esteem it a great favour if you would kindly inform me whether any letter has been forwarder and failed to reach its destination.

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regulations will not be disregarded.

I have the honour to be, sir

Your Obedient servant

Robh. M. Jameson

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