under
s. 27 (5) of Ord. 26 of '90
ishd, be amended to provide
my minute above.
CL-o
y that the
corresponding regns, under s. 25(4) If these to
In any further communica-
tim on this subject, please quote
M/5820.
and address letter to--
The Secretary,
Admiralty, Whitehall,
London, S. W.
ohd. be unnessen
that
OLAR
of Ord. 36 of 1899
ao
soon a
thes it will I the
arm
Sir,
amend
20
the 1862 Ordi
anchorage in
Ordce, no brought into operation ohd.
be similarly amended.
[The man of war
hes in front food of the Noval
question
Wyd. shown in colour on the map
attached to
16991]
br Lucas
Jn 1716
I agree. We shoed also tell the govt to settle the regulation, in consultation with the Admical Inform admiralty gwhat we.
long
pioned as portond,
ABE
what instructions
Write to Alininalty saying
We propose to give that make it clear that we are not prepared to give
the Admiralty At the area in question
CPL 18
at once
Under
Admiralty,
343
20th May, 1903
C.O.
TRECO RECO
190/1
(Rrd 23 MAY 03!
My Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
having received a representation from the Commander-in-Chief
on the China Station on the subject of the infringement
of the rights of anchorage and control of the area reserved
as a man of war anchorage at Hong Kong hitherto exercised
by the local Naval Authority, desire me to request that
you will bring the matter under the notice of Mr Secretary
Chamberlain.
A copy of the Commander-in-Chief's letter dated
28th March last, with enclosures, is forwarded herewith,
from which it will be seen that, in the opinion of the
Attorney General of Hong Kong, the Naval Authorities can
only exercise jurisdiction over the area in question through
the intervention of the Civilian Harbour Master, who may or
may not, see fit to comply with any requests made by them
as to enforcing the regulations for the use of the anchorage.
RETARY OF STATE,
OLONIAL OFFICE.
It
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under
s. 27 (5) of Ord. 26 of 'qo
ishd, be amended to provide
my minute above.
CL-o
y that the
corresponding regns, under s. 25(4) If these to
In any further communica-
tim on this subject, please quote
M/5820.
and address letter to--
The Secretary,
Admiralty, Whitehall,
London, S. W.
ohd. be unnessen
that
OLAR
of Ord. 36 of 1899
ao
soon a
thes it will I the
arm
Sir,
armend
20
| the 1862 Ordi
anchorage in
Ordce, no brought into operation ohd.
be similarly amended.
[The man of war
hes in front food of the Noval
question
Wyd. shown in colour on the map
attached to
16991]
br Lucas
Jn 1716
I agree. We shoed also tell the govt to settle the regulation, in consultation with the Admical Inform admiralty gwhat we.
long
pioned as portond,
ABE
what instructions
Write to Alininalty saying
We propose to give that make it clear that we are not prepared to give
the Admiralty At the area in question
CPL 18
at once
Under
Admiralty,
343
20th May, 190 3
C.O.
TRECO RECO
190/1
(Rrd 23 MAY 03!
My Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
having received a representation from the Commander-in-Chief
on the China Station on the subject of the infringement
of the rights of anchorage and control of the area reserved
as a man of war anchorage at Hong Kong hitherto exercised
by the local Naval Authority, desire me to request that
you will bring the matter under the notice of Mr Secretary
Chamberlain.
A copy of the Commander-in-Chief's letter dated
28th March last, with enclosures, is forwarded herewith,
from which it will be seen that, in the opinion of the
Attorney General of Hong Kong, the Naval Authorities can
onlyexercise jurisdiction over the area in question through
the intervention of the Civilian Harbour Master, who may or
may not, see fit to comply with any requests made by them
as to enforcing the regulations for the use of the anchorage.
RETARY OF STATE,
OLONIAL OFFICE.
It
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