CO129-374 - Public Offices & Others - 1910 — Page 295

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Dear Sir

beg to thank and in reply. I wish

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30 M2 Perrin..

73. High Street.

Yough.

letter

Bucks.

5.2.10.

you for your

of yesterdays date to ask. Sir Francis Hopwood to kindly You

press forward the efforts for employment at home and not for further service in the Colonies unless it is possible for me to

old position in Hong Kong.

rehan to

my

I would also beg to point out that owing to the very unpair and unjust circumstances connected with my case Officially for a

reply

the

I am

am writing

my

litter

the 31.1.10, of

a ddriond

to the Under Secretary of State for the Colonies asking for permission to lay the whole of the papers connected with

my case before my

Solicitors and also before the Parliamentary

representative for this division, I wish to act strictly in accordance with the regulations governing this matter. I am sure that you will realize the justice of my wishing to get the matter cleared up, for it is now over 14 months since I left Hong Kong on leave.

H. 6. Bottomley, boy.

Believe me Yours very Faithfully

Carter! Alfred