CO129-319 - Governor Sir Blake - 1903 [10-11] — Page 122

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No. 8.

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Supreme Court,

Hongkong, July 31st., 1908.

Sir,

I have the honour in reply to Your Excel-

lency's letter of 29th. instant, to inform you that the gentle-

men present when Mr. Kyshe used his disrespectful language on

7th., kindly attended at my Charbers, this morning, at 11 o'clock

at my request.

Mr. Kyshe also attended and, in their

presence, stated he had been directed by you to take an opportuni

-ty, within three days of making an unqualified apology to rs,

and that he, accordingly, tendered such unqualified apology.

To this 1 replied that "I trusted that in

future there might be that harmonious working together of the

Court and the Registrar which is so desirable both in the

interesis of the public and of the due administration of the law?

No more was said on either side and so the

matter stands.

Bis Excellency

Sir Henry A. Blake, G.C.M.G.

I have etc.,

(Sa.) W. Meigh Goodman,

Chief Justice.