CO129-401 - Governor Sir May - 1913 [5-6] — Page 19

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Jone. 2. No. 3

Head Quarters,

South China Command,

sir,

Hongkong, 10th. April, 1913.

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In reply to your letter No. 1400/1910 dated

27th. March, 1913, enquiring whether there are any military

objestions to using Cape D'Aguilar Lighthouse as a site for a low

power Wireless Telegraphy installation, I am directed by the

General Officer Commanding to call your attention to his letter to

His Excellency the Governor, No. K/422 dated March 22nd., 1912,

and especially to the second paragraph of that letter. The General

Officer Commanding has no further remarks to make.

I have etc.,

(Sd.) B. Tulloch,

Major, General Staff, South China Com.

The Hon. Colonial Secretary.

Hongkong.