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No. 563.
Sir,
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COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
Hong Kong, 8th April, 1899.
In reply to your letter No.2 of the 37th ultimo, I am directed to inform you that the patient Charles Bithrey can be admitted temporarily into the Government Lunatic Asylum pending arrangements being made for his transfer to England within a reasonable period, as the accommodation for Europeans is limited.
If Bithrey is to remain a prisoner during his detention in the Asylum, it will be necessary for two warders to be sent with him, as the institution is not adapted for the treatment of insane prisoners.
His Honour
The Chief Justice
Shanghai.
I have &c.
(Signed) J. G. T. Buckle,
p. Colonial Secretary
K13
No. 563.
sir,
839
COLONIAL
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Bre? 7 AUG 19
SECRETARY✔ OFFICE.
HongKong, 8th. April, 1899.
In reply to your letter No.2 of the 37th. ultimo I am
directed to inform you that the patient Charles Bithrey can be
admitted temporarily into the government Lunatic Asylum pending
arrangements being made for his transfer to England within a
reasonable period, as the accommodation for Europeans is limited,
If Bithrey is to remain a prisoner during his deten-
tion in the Asylum it will be necessary for two warders to be
sent with him, as the institution is not adopted for the treat-
ment of insane prisoners,
His Honour
The Chief Justice
Shanghai.
I have &C.
(Signed) J. G,T.Buckle,
p. Colonial Secretary
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