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Letters ahould be addressed (in an

envelope marked "C.A.”) to-- | "The Secretary.

Board of Education,

Whitehall.

London, S. W.,”

and should show the complete postal address and designation of the writer.

Telegraphic Address- "RENSEIGNE, LONDON."

BOARD OF EDUCATION,

WHITEHALL, LONDON, S.W.

19th April, 1913.

Please write at the head of any reply :~~

My dear Robinson,

I notice in the correspondence which accompanied the

Colonial Office letter to the Board about the recruitment

of a Junior Master for Queen's College, Hong Kong that

Mr. J. R. Wood (Registrar of Hong Kong University) was

referred to by Furse about the suitability of one of the

candidates who had applied to the Colonial Office for the

post, and that Mr. Wood in his reply mentioned that he was

just going abroad but expected to be back in England on

the 15th instant. Dr. Heath would be very pleased to meet

Mr. Wood, and I should therefore be much obliged if you

would let me have his present address.

J. R. Robinson, Esq.,

Colonial Office,

Downing Street,

S.W.

Yours ever,

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