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W.L.5517/1902.

293

Enclosure No.2 in China letter No.911/197 of 31st October 1902.

No. 97/C.

Government House,

Hong Kong,

3rd September 1902.

Sir,

With reference to Mr. Morton's letter No.6137 of the 26th March and to previous correspondence, I have the honour to transmit for your consideration the enclosed copy of a letter, with plan, which I have caused to be addressed to the Military Authorities regarding a proposed readjustment of the eastern boundary of the reclamation which is being made in front of the War Department Property adjoining the Naval Yard.

I presume that if the Military Authorities agree to the readjustment of the boundary the Naval Authorities will have no objection to such readjustment.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient servant,

(Sgd.)

W.J. Gascoigne,

Major-General,

Administering the Government.

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W.L.5517/1902. 293 Enclosure No.2 in China letter No.911/197 of 31st October 1902. No. 97/C. Government House, Hong Kong, 3rd September 1902. Sir, With reference to Mr. Morton's letter No.6137 of the 26th March and to previous correspondence, I have the honour to transmit for your consideration the enclosed copy of a letter, with plan, which I have caused to be addressed to the Military Authorities regarding a proposed readjustment of the eastern boundary of the reclamation which is being made in front of the War Department Property adjoining the Naval Yard. I presume that if the Military Authorities agree to the readjustment of the boundary the Naval Authorities will have no objection to such readjustment. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient servant, (Sgd.) W.J. Gascoigne, Major-General, Administering the Government.
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boky W.L.5517/1902. 293 Enclosure Mo.2 in China letter No.911/197 of 81. October 1902. No. 97/0. Government House, Hong Kong, 3rd September 1902. sir, With reference to Mr Motton's letter No.6137 of the 26th March and to previous correspondence, I have the honour to transmit for your consideration the enclosed copy of a letter, with plan, which I have caused to be addressed to the Military Authorities regarding a proposed readjustment of the eastern boundary of the reclamation which is being made in front of the War pepartment Property adjoining the Naval Yard. I presume that if the Military Authorities agree to the readjustment of the boundary the Naval Authorities will have no objection to such readjustment. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient servant, modore, Charles G. Robinson, R.N. A. D. C. (Sga) W.J. Gascoigne. Major-General. Administering the Government.
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W.L.5517/1902.

293

Enclosure Mo.2 in China letter No.911/197 of 81. October 1902.

No. 97/0.

Government House,

Hong Kong,

3rd September 1902.

sir,

With reference to Mr Motton's letter No.6137 of

the 26th March and to previous correspondence, I have

the honour to transmit for your consideration the enclosed

copy of a letter, with plan, which I have caused to be

addressed to the Military Authorities regarding a proposed

readjustment of the eastern boundary of the reclamation which is being made in front of the War pepartment Property

adjoining the Naval Yard.

I presume that if the Military Authorities agree

to the readjustment of the boundary the Naval Authorities

will have no objection to such readjustment.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient servant,

modore,

Charles G. Robinson, R.N.

A. D. C.

(Sga)

W.J. Gascoigne.

Major-General.

Administering the Government.

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