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Colonial Secretary's Office,

Hongkong, 26th. April, 1909.

19727

PEC KEGP 14 JUN 09

I am directed to state that His Excellency

the Governor has seen and considered your letter of the 23rd.

instant which was forwarded to me by the Registrar, Supreme

Court. The changes and transfers made in consequence of the

resignation of Dr. Wright and the reduction in salary and

responsibility of the Secretary of the Sanitary Board were only

approved by His Excellency after most careful scrutiny of every

possible alternative, and were in His Excellency's opinion the

best in the interest of the Public Service. His Excellency

regrets that in so far as they affect you they are not acompt-

-able to you, but His Excellency does not consider that you have

any grounds of complaint. If, however, you still remain of the

contrary opinion, it is open to you to address the Secretary of

State for the Colonies in accordance with Colonial Office

Regulation No. 22, in which case His Excellency will be glad to

forward your letter.

I have etc.,

(Sd.) F. H. May,

•CURTARDOR [einolon ef

• A, Woodcock, Esq.

Colonial Secretary.