ALL COMMUNICATIONS
TO BE ADDRESSED TO THE CROWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES.
(
Sir,
CENY
FOR
COLONIES
44075
16602
DOWNING STREET, LONDON!
等
192
13th December 1901.
Hong Kong - Regn.1413 Appts.
Gov
With reference to your letter No.33935/1901 of the 23rd October last approving of our selecting and sending out to Hong Kong a suitable candidate for the post of Armourer Sergeant to the Police and Volunteer Forces of that Colony, I have the honour to report for the information of the Secretary of State that we applied to the War Office for a candidate for the post and in reply to our enquiry have received a letter from Adjutant General to the Forces requesting that the selection of an Armourer Sergeant for Hong Kong may stand over for about two months as owing to so many of those Non-Commissioned Officer's having been sent to South Africa there are none available at the present moment.
I have, therefore, to ask whether the Secretary of State would wish us to wait until the War Office is in a position to recommend a candidate or whether we shall endeavour to obtain the services of an Armurer who has not had military training.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your Obedient Servant,
Under Secretary of State,
&c
&c
Colonial Office.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS
TO BE ADDRESSED TO THE CROWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES.
(
sir,
CENY
FOR
COLONIES
44075
16602
DOWNING STREET, LONDON!
等
192
13th December 1901.
Hong Kong - Rogn.1413 Appts.
Gov
With reference to your letter No.33935/1901 of
the 23rd October last approving of our selecting and send-
ing out to Hong Kong a suitable candidate Zor the post of
Ar ourer Sergeant to the Police and Volunteer Forces of
that Colony, I have the honour to manort for the informa-
tion of the Secretary of State that we applied to the War
Office for a candidate for the post and in reply to our
enquiry have received a letter from
Ajutant General
to the Forces requenting that the selection of an Armourer
Sergeant for Hong Kong may stand over for al out two months
as owing to so many of those Non-Com 550fered Officer's
having been sent to South Africa there are nono availablo
at the present moment.
a
I have, therefore, to ask whether the Scorster of
State would wish us to wait until the War Ofice is in a
position to recommend a candidato or whethom we shall
endeavour to chtain the services of an Armurer who has
not had military training.
S.
I have the honour to be,
sir,
Your Obediant Bory: at,
Under Secretary of State,
be
&c
&c
Colo ial offen.
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