CO129-329 - Governor Nathan - 1905 [7-12] — Page 709

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Sub-Lieutenant Pini, the next senior, was similarly re-

Jo-leased on the 10th. May, 1905.

Of the men five (Terentief

Taniguine, Kryloff, Ileuk, and Kremeniski) left for Russia

on the 16th. June, one (Michael Dityatieff) on the 20th.~-~

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or's Desbatch

22 of 5th May, 1905.

Batoles

Avernor's Des

212 of apt

august 1905.

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July, and two (Ushkoff and Kazachoff) on the 19th. August

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|for reasons given in my marginally noted Despatches.

3.

1904

Referring to your telegram of the

Aday 24th. October/and Confidential Despatch of the 27th. of 36474

that month in which you approved the proposal of the Ad-

-miralty that the arms surrendered by the crew of the

"Burni" to the Commander-in-Chief of the China Station

should be stored at Hongkong by the Colonial Government

until the conclusion of the War between Russia and Japan,

I have the honour to inform you that these arms which had

been in charge of the Captain Superintendent of Police were,

after being inspected by Lieutenant Skrydloff, and after a

receipt had been given for them, placed on board the

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4.

As approved in your Confidential

Out

Despatch of the 23rd. December, 1904, the expenditure that

has been incurred on the internment of the Officers and men

of the "Burni" has been accounted for by the Treasury

Chest

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