CO129-320 - Governor Sir Blake Acting Governor May - 1903 [11-12] — Page 407

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Hangthing Admiralty

43978

Gib.

Along

DRAFT.

The Secretary of

the Admiralty

MINUTE.

Mr. Stubbs 8/12 Hr. Collins

Mr. Antrobus,

Mr. Cox.

Mr. Lucas.

Mr. Graham.

Sir M. Ommanney.

The Duke of Marlborough.

Mr. Chamberlain.

1908.

See Sir

Your letter

N/16789 in which

You state

the L.C. of the

Admiralty have no

objection to Projection 15

Captain Banes-Laurence!

Cantring

6 dran

(ums naval retired

402

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