Lady Stoke
And not and come to wo, refe to their
ette hobay rack if they have tet reed the report
hat called for from the station rolate that
Mr Chambslam will be glad to receve aretly
tour letter 16805 at Mer Brodrick's earliest
xo.383.
Convenience.
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709
C. O.
37905
RECO 28 &
Goverment House, Rec 29 OCT 01
Hongkong, 26th. September, 1901.
In reply to your Despatch No. 274 of the
28th. ultimo, I have the honour to inform you that this
Goverment has not provisionally handed over any land to the
War Department, but has merely allowed the Military Authori-
ties to commence work on the new Battery at West Point upon
their own responsibility.
2.
I enclose for your information copies of
the correspondence noted in the margin from which you will
clearly perceive that the Colonial rights as settled under
the late arrangement embodied in Ordinance No. 1 of 1901,
to General
15th June 1901.
Sarah Bascorque to Governor - 20th June
-29th June, 1901.
have in no way been abandoned.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant,
Henry Arthur Blake
Governor, &c.,
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,
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Lady Stoke
And not and come to wo, refe to their
ette hobay rack if they have tet reed the report
hat called for from the station rolate that
Mr Chamberlain will be glad to receve aretly
tour letter 16805 at Mr Brodrick's earliest
No.383.
Convenience.
...
Eugh/1.
Sir,
...
C. O.
37905
Received 28 &
Government House, Received 29 OCT 01
Hongkong, 26th September, 1901.
In reply to your Despatch No. 274 of the
28th ultimo, I have the honour to inform you that this
Government has not provisionally handed over any land to the
War Department, but has merely allowed the Military Authorities
to commence work on the new Battery at West Point upon
their own responsibility.
2.
I enclose for your information copies of
the correspondence noted in the margin from which you will
clearly perceive that the Colonial rights as settled under
the late arrangement embodied in Ordinance No. 1 of 1901,
to General
15th June 1901.
Sarah Bascorque to Governor - 20th June
-29th June, 1901.
have in no way been abandoned.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant,
Henry Arthur Blake
Governor, &c.,
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,
Page XX
The final answer is:Lady Stoke
And not and come to wo, refe to their
ette hobay rack if they have tet reed the report
hat called for from the station rolate that
Mr Chamberlain will be glad to receve aretly
tour letter 16805 at Mr Brodrick's earliest
No.383.
Convenience.
...
Eugh/1.
Sir,
...
C. O.
37905
Received 28 &
Government House, Received 29 OCT 01
Hongkong, 26th September, 1901.
In reply to your Despatch No.274 of the
28th ultimo, I have the honour to inform you that this
Government has not provisionally handed over any land to the
War Department, but has merely allowed the Military Authorities
to commence work on the new Battery at West Point upon
their own responsibility.
2.
I enclose for your information copies of
the correspondence noted in the margin from which you will
clearly perceive that the Colonial rights as settled under
the late arrangement embodied in Ordinance No.1 of 1901,
to General
15th June 1901.
Sarah Bascorque to Governor - 20th June
-29th June, 1901.
have in no way been abandoned.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant,
Henry Arthur Blake
Governor, &c.,
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,
Lady sto
And not and come to wo, refe to their
ette hobay rack if they have tet reed the report
hat called for from the station rolate that
Mr Chambslam will be glad to receve aretly
tour letter 16805 at Mer Brodrick's earliest
xo.383.
Convenience.
it in
зия
Eugh/1.
sir,
wo
24619.
ا
اتھا
709
C. O.
37905
RECO 28 &
Goverment House, Rec 29 OCT 01
Hongkong, 26th. September, 1961.
In reply to your Despatch No. 274 of the
28th. ultimo, I have the honour to inform you that this
Goverment has not provisionally handed over any land to the
War Department, but has merely allowed the Military Authori-
ties to commence work on the new Battery at West Point upon
their own responsibility.
2.
I enclose for your infomation copies of
the correspondence noted in the margin from which you will
elearly perceive that the Colonial rights as settled under
the late arrangement embodied in Ordinance No. 1 of 1901,
to beneral
15th June 1901.
arah Bascorque to Vovernor - 200 Jens
-29th
June, 1901.
have in no way been abandoned.
I have the honour to be,
sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant,
Hurry act he
Governor, &c..
THE RIGHT XONGURAHIA...
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,
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