this Dept?, and asked for full particulars.
I accordingly
telegraphed toyaan
the
as
2.
done enquiring
to the birth of the
report, and adding
that if the report
was his to particulars should
be sent to host.
3.
On the 8th
instant the mother
of
the deceased called at this Dept to make
further enquiries, and I telegraphed to you
that day, stating
an answer was
urgently required to my telegram of the 31st
instant.
4. Your speedy telegram this morning stated, stating that
Mrs. Parkins
( Mr. New ) had died of
sunstroke
on June
the 24th
last; and this
telegram
was communicated to Mrs. Parkins who called the
same
day. And
this morning
she received a
letter from the Captain's Superintendent of Police. I shall be
5.
glad if you will give
instructions that
the death of any
Government servant domiciled in this country, whose
relatives
are
not within the Colony, the relatives may be at
once informed either
by telegram or by letter that the official intimation
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this Def?, and asked for full fartrender.
I accordingly
telegrafted loyaan
the
as
2.
don enqining
to the bith of the
refort, and adding
that if the refat
vers his to ferticuters should
is
نا
be sent I, host.
3.
On the 8th
M
instant the mother
of
the deceased called at this Deft to make
further enquiries, and I lebgraphed to you
the that
am
CLA
day, stating
aux w
urgent required to my lelegram of the 31d
instant.
then
4. Speid telegram your titzean offrigen mitant, stating that
Mes Parkins
Thanch
Mr. New, had died of
sunstroke
June
the 24th
last; and this
telgram
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was communic
ated to illa. Partiris Aan who called the
Jame
she
day And
manu
morning
that
recurved a
dist
letter from the Caftains Suferintendent of Police Ishall be
5.
glad it you will give
instructions that
the death of any
MA
Government servant domiciles int is country, whose
relatives
Лисий
ar
not with
in the Colay, the relatives may be at
ance
maybe enfound either
by telegram or by letting St indies that the official intemnation
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