CO129-396 - Public Offices - 1912 — Page 119

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Sir: -

I have received your telegram No.2 of the 4th.inetant

reporting that in consequence of a statement aade by the

Portuguese Legation in London, the Lirector General of

the Portuguese Colonial Office desired to be informed

privately whether a remark in a telegram from the Governor

of Hongkong to the effect that the Governor of Macao was

"in a very nervous state", meant that is xcellency

appeared to be not quite eane.

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The report of the Portugueso Legation amears to be

based upon a passage in the paraphrase of a telegren from

uir F. way stating that the Governor of Macao

and difficult to deal with which was read by vir 4. Crowe

to Jonsiour Gomez during a recent interview.

was excitable

Jira. Crowe

added that it looked as if the Governor had lost his head

Ton

Sidia

over the Piracy question. There seems no reason to suppose

that

C. wingfield, Esn.,

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