CO129-305 - Governor Sir Blake - 1901 [5-7] — Page 417

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No. 237.

Sir,

26-7

C.O

27040

Government House, AUG O1

Hongkong, 28th June, 1901.

411

I have the honour to inform you that there are at present 2 young American Doctors in this Colony attached to the United States Consulate. They visit all ships of whatever nationality carrying passengers or cargo to the United States Ports, and are responsible to their Government for the proper disinfection of passengers and luggage proceeding to American Ports. For that purpose they visit the disinfecting Hulk, which belongs to a private Company, before signing the necessary documents at the Consulate.

2.

I am told that the same system is now adopted by the Consulates of the United States in London and Liverpool; but as I am not in possession of any definite information as to this point, and as I am in doubt whether the proceedings of these Officers in a British Port can be regarded as regular, I request that I may be furnished with instructions as to what action, if any, I should take in this matter.

The Right Honourable

Joseph Chamberlain, M.P.,

&c. &c.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient

Humble servant,

Henry A. Blake

Governor, &c.

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No. 237. Sir, 26-7 C.O 27040 Government House, AUG O1 Hongkong, 28th June, 1901. 411 I have the honour to inform you that there are at present 2 young American Doctors in this Colony attached to the United States Consulate. They visit all ships of whatever nationality carrying passengers or cargo to the United States Ports, and are responsible to their Government for the proper disinfection of passengers and luggage proceeding to American Ports. For that purpose they visit the disinfecting Hulk, which belongs to a private Company, before signing the necessary documents at the Consulate. 2. I am told that the same system is now adopted by the Consulates of the United States in London and Liverpool; but as I am not in possession of any definite information as to this point, and as I am in doubt whether the proceedings of these Officers in a British Port can be regarded as regular, I request that I may be furnished with instructions as to what action, if any, I should take in this matter. The Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., &c. &c. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient Humble servant, Henry A. Blake Governor, &c.
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No. 237. sir, 26-7 C.O 27040 Government House, AUG OI Hongkong, 28th. June, 1901. 411 I have the honour to inform you that there are at present 2 young American Doctors in this Colony attach- ed to the United States Consulate. They visit all ships of whatever nationality carrying passengers or cargo to the United States Ports, and are responsible to their Goverment for the proper disinfection of passengers and luggage proceed- ing to American Ports. For that purpose they visit the disin- fecting Hulk, which belongs to a private Company, before sign- ing the necessary documents at the Consulate. 2. I am told that the same system is now adopted by the Consulates of the United States in London and Liverpool; but as I am not in possession of any definite information as to this point, and as I am in doubt whether the proceedings of these Officers in a British Port can be re- garded as regular, I request that I may be furnished with instructions as to what action, if any, I should take in this matter. HE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P., BcC &0-* s ... I have the honour to be, sir, Your most obedient Humble servant, Henry asslake Governor, &c..
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No. 237.

sir,

26-7

C.O

27040

Government House, AUG OI

Hongkong, 28th. June, 1901.

411

I have the honour to inform you that there

are at present 2 young American Doctors in this Colony attach-

ed to the United States Consulate. They visit all ships of

whatever nationality carrying passengers or cargo to the

United States Ports, and are responsible to their Goverment

for the proper disinfection of passengers and luggage proceed-

ing to American Ports. For that purpose they visit the disin-

fecting Hulk, which belongs to a private Company, before sign-

ing the necessary documents at the Consulate.

2.

I am told that the same system is now

adopted by the Consulates of the United States in London and

Liverpool; but as I am not in possession of any definite

information as to this point, and as I am in doubt whether the

proceedings of these Officers in a British Port can be re-

garded as regular, I request that I may be furnished with instructions as to what action, if any, I should take in this

matter.

HE RIGHT HONOURABLE

JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,

BcC • •

&0-*

s ...

I have the honour to be,

sir,

Your most obedient

Humble servant,

Henry asslake

Governor, &c..

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