Dear Madam,
Supreme Court, Hongkong,
11th September, 1899.
147
I regret to inform you of the death in this Colony, from fever, of your son Miel Gillies, on the 14th July last.
2. At the suggestion of Police Inspector W. G. Warnock, I have forwarded to you by Parcel Post the Jewellery &c. enumerated in the enclosed list, and beg to hand you herewith the key of the cash box containing the same.
3. The other effects of the deceased, which consisted of clothing and heavy furniture, have been disposed of by public auction and the proceeds carried to the account of the estate.
4. An account will be rendered, and the proceeds remitted to you in due course, after payment of claims, if any, against the estate.
Yours faithfully,
Mrs. Hugh Gillies
New Road,
Bannockburn,
Stirling,
Scotland.
(Sd) A. Seth
Official Administrator.
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Dear Madan,
Supreme Court, Hongkong,
11th. September, 1899.
147
I regret to inform you of the death
in this Colony, from fever, of your son Miel Gillies, on
the 14th, July last.
2. At the suggestion of Police Inspector
W. G. Warnock, I have forwarded to you by Parcel Post the
Jewellery &c. emmerated in the enclosed list, and beg to
hand you herewith the key of the cash box containing the
same.
3. The other effects of the deceased,
which consisted of clothing and heavy furniture, have
been disposed of by public auction and the proceeds
carried to the account of the estate.
4. An account will be rendered, and the
proceeds remitted to you in due course, after payment of
claims, if any, against the estate.
Yours faithfully,
Mrs. Hugh Gillies
New Road,
Bannockburn,
Stirling,
Scotland.
(Sd) A.Seth
Official Administrator.
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