CO129-418 - Public Offices & Others - 1914 — Page 330

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of Hong Kong. A copy of the latest edition

of the Colonial Regulations is enclosed.

The appointment is under the Colonial

Government and your emoluments will be paid

solely from the funds of the Colony.

5.

If you are prepared to accept

the appointment on these conditions, you

should take an early opportunity of pre-

senting yourself to examed the Medical Ad-

viser whose names given on the enclosed

letter, for the purpose of being medically

examined, and he will send his report

direct to this Department. The fee will be

paid by the Crown Agents for the Colonies and iffit should be acessary for you

trawl by rail! for the purpose

to

examination your third class retura fare-

-

efunded to you on your informing

6.

If finally selected for the

appointment, you will be provided with

free first class passage to Hong Kong by a

SENIAN S

mas yć možt að wait mort bounni

steamer

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