gone out, cannot be used for looking after the building of the two Courts, &
as at A in Me
in desp. point out, Tredian's minute, & also write as proposed.
which I overlooked
Do your minute on 6889, sarry.
to say has been
27/5
not cut down the resto further, and I would not telegraph, but write on the above lines
Mail by tonight's
tonight's Pet them have Let me see draft the arcser
CPo 23 at once
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No.124.
Hongkong.
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Government House, MAY 2}
Hongkong, 2nd April, 1902.
Sir,
You wetsoor
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Despatch No.422 of the 19th December last relative to the Estimates of the Revenue and Expenditure of this Colony for the year 1902.
2. With regard to the points raised in paragraphs 3, 7, and 8, I have at present nothing to add to what has been stated in the Despatches noted in the margin.
Governor's Despatches No.380 of 24th September, 1901. (Confidential) of the 25th October, 1101. 0.464 of the 31st October, 1901. 0.469 of the 8th November, 1901. No.494 of the 30th Do. 0.522 of the 31st December, 1901.
3. As regards paragraph 11, I shall be in a position to address you fully on that subject as soon as I have received the Report of the Public Works Commission.
4. You are correct in your presumption (contained in paragraph 4) that the saving on the Kowloon Waterworks Vote is included in the total of $358,295 at which the excess of revenue over expenditure for 1901 was estimated in Sir Henry Blake's speech to the Legislative Council.
4. I shall not lose sight of the fact, alluded to in paragraph 6 of your Despatch, that the visits of Dr. Simpson and Mr. Chadwick may necessitate considerable expenditure
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P..
800...
gone out, cannot be used for looking after the building of the tow Courts, &
as at A in Me
in desp. point out, Tradian's minute, & also write as
proposed.
which I.
overlooked
Do
your minute on 6889,
sarry.
to say
has been
27/5
not cut down the resto further, and I would not telegraph, but write on
the above lines
by tonight's
tonight's Pet them have Let me see draft the arcser
CPo
23 at once
ove
No.124.
Hongkong.
460
17390
Face
Government Haube, MAY 2}
Hongkong, 2nd. April, 1902.
sir,
You
wetsoor
I have the honour to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your Despatch No. 422 of the 19th. December last re-
lative to the Estimates of the Revenue and Expenditure of this
Colony for the year 1902.
2.
With regard to the points raised in para-
Governor's Despatches No.380 of 24th.September, 1901.
graphs 3, 7, and 8, I have at pre-
(Confidential) of the 25th.October, sent nothing to add to what has been
1101.
0.464 of -the 31st. October, 1901. 0.469 of the 8th, November, 1901. No.494 of the 30th. Do.
0.522 of the 31st. December, 1901.
M.
stated in the Despatches noted in
the margin.
As regards paragraph 11, I shall be in a
position to address you fully on that subject as soon as I
have received the Report of the Public Works Commission.
3.
You are correct in your presumption (com-
tained in paragraph 4) that the saving on the Kowloon Water- works Vote is included in the total of $358,295 at which the excess of revenue over expenditure for 1901 was estimated in Sir Henry Blake's speech to the Legislative Council.
4.
I shall not lose sight of the fact, alluded
to in paragraph 6 of your Despatch, that the visits of Dr.
Simpson and Mr. Chadwick may necessitate considerable expendi -
- ture
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P..
800...
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