CO129-413 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [8-10] — Page 314

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Enclosure 44

No.K/613/27.

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Head Quarters,

South China Command,

Hongkong. 29th August, 1914.

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FIHTUSTENA .E .я .5e

Your Excellency,

I have the honour to report that I have received a message from the Secretary of State for War to the following effect:-

*You will examine all mails passing through Hong *Kong to and from Austria-Hungary and Germany, and information of

importance will be telegraphed to War Office."

I have notified the Postal Censor (Postmaster

General). This may necessitate an increase in the Postal Censor-

ship Staff, as all closed mails will now be opened.

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I have, etc.

F. H. Kelly

Major-General

Commanding the Troops in South China

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His Excellency

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Panoalynoći to zomievod

Sir F. H. May, K.C.M.G „

Governor of Hongkong.