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Government House.

Hong-Kong, 25th October, 1901.

In continuation of my despatch No.342 of the 2nd ultimo, I have the honour to transmit to you for the information of the bacteriologist the enclosed copy of a letter from the Acting Colonial Secretary of the Straits Settlements forwarding a list of the necessary apparatus for a bacteriological laboratory.

2. With regard to paragraph 3 of my despatch under reference, I have to inform you that no provision has been made in next year's Estimates for a bacteriologist as your sanction had not been received at the time when the supply bill was passed.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient

Humble Servant,

Henry A. Blake

GOVERNOR, &c.

The Right Honourable

JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.

Page 800

B.C.C.

...

The Governor estimates this general balance at $388,000.

The estimated surplus for 1902 is $47,000 only; but this amount will clearly be exceeded by the cost of the laboratory and the salary of the bacteriologist, his passage, &c. The only item is a vote of $10,000 out of $30,000 for the Institute in the 1902 Estimates.

Estimated cost of the Building, &c.

A.F. 28/11

Read 20 NOV 01

J. Ing 127/1

Shanks 19723/99

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Government House. Hong-Kong, 25th October, 1901. In continuation of my despatch No.342 of the 2nd ultimo, I have the honour to transmit to you for the information of the bacteriologist the enclosed copy of a letter from the Acting Colonial Secretary of the Straits Settlements forwarding a list of the necessary apparatus for a bacteriological laboratory. 2. With regard to paragraph 3 of my despatch under reference, I have to inform you that no provision has been made in next year's Estimates for a bacteriologist as your sanction had not been received at the time when the supply bill was passed. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient Humble Servant, Henry A. Blake GOVERNOR, &c. The Right Honourable JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P. Page 800 B.C.C. ... The Governor estimates this general balance at $388,000. The estimated surplus for 1902 is $47,000 only; but this amount will clearly be exceeded by the cost of the laboratory and the salary of the bacteriologist, his passage, &c. The only item is a vote of $10,000 out of $30,000 for the Institute in the 1902 Estimates. Estimated cost of the Building, &c. A.F. 28/11 Read 20 NOV 01 J. Ing 127/1 Shanks 19723/99
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1 ཟིༀ- ན *-"" there will b I money.. را مهم ترین difficulty with regard to the passing this. paper through Mr Fidden with regard to the financial point. J Hunter and manson 6 7 J A Shanks 19723/99 · from Jihren gr me ے کیا مرات Govenor submit in drafts to frs No.440. in the lives of paragrageles letter to Dr Wight E ん have not got w heard sir, to Dr Hunter's physical J. Ing 127/1 The Garmor estimates thisgen. balance at $388,000 The esténicated surplus for 1902 is $47,000 only; but this amount will clearly be every de to came the cost of the laboratory and the salary of the bacteriologist, his passage, ds. The only item is a vote of $10,000 of $30,000 for the Institute ov the 1902 Estimates "Estimated cost ofte A. F. 28/11 Muilding off.. 9 299 410/7 K Read 20 NOV 01 Government House. Hong-Kong, 25th,October, 1901. In continuation of my despatch No.342 of the 2nd.ultimo, I have the honour to transmit to you for the in- formation of the bacteriologist the enclosed copy of a letter from the Acting Colonial Secretary of the Straits Settlements forwarding a list of the necessary apparatus for a bacteriolo- gical laboratory. 2. With regard to paragraph 3 of my despatch under reference, I have to inform you that no provision has been made in next year's Estimates for a bacteriologist as your sanction had not been received at the time when the supply bill was passed. I have the honour to he, gir, Your most obedient Humble Servant, Henry AMats GOVERNOR,&C. The Right Honourable JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN,M.P. 800. BcC..
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The Garmor estimates thisgen. balance at $388,000

The esténicated

surplus for 1902 is $47,000 only; but this amount will clearly be every

de to came the cost of the laboratory and the salary of the bacteriologist, his

passage, ds. The only item is a vote of $10,000 of $30,000 for the

Institute

ov

the 1902 Estimates

"Estimated cost ofte

A. F. 28/11 Muilding off..

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299

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Read 20 NOV 01

Government House.

Hong-Kong, 25th,October, 1901.

In continuation of my despatch No.342 of the

2nd.ultimo, I have the honour to transmit to you for the in-

formation of the bacteriologist the enclosed copy of a letter

from the Acting Colonial Secretary of the Straits Settlements

forwarding a list of the necessary apparatus for a bacteriolo-

gical laboratory.

2. With regard to paragraph 3 of my despatch

under reference, I have to inform you that no provision has been

made in next year's Estimates for a bacteriologist as your

sanction had not been received at the time when the supply

bill was passed.

I have the honour to he,

gir,

Your most obedient

Humble Servant,

Henry AMats

GOVERNOR,&C.

The Right Honourable

JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN,M.P.

800.

BcC..

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