CO129-411 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [5-7] — Page 23

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COPY.

No. 331/1914.

Your Excellency,

Faclosure

Government House,

Hongkong. lat. May, 1914.

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I have to thank Your Excellency for your very kind letter received by me yesterday. I too have been moved by

the strong wish to call personally on you and I still hope for an opportunity of doing so when the daily urgency of public business

is related.

In the meantime I wish to assure you of the great pleasure it gave me to receive your esteemed brother Major- -General Lung Chin-Kwong, and to = express my sincere apprecia-

-tion of your courtesy in sending him to call upon me.

With the assurance of my highest respect.

I have etc.,

(sd.) F. H. May,

Governor.&c..

His Excellency

Lung Chai-Kong

Governor-General of Kwangtung.