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C.O.

Of course I had the papers in my possession and was waiting to hear from them.

part of his professional practice.

Li G. Fiddes Morgen (day)

A proposed Role AVC 27/7/14 27.2.14

I don't like tots if active Coal offices who keep official documents or copies bring them within the reach of the Penal Law.

7.3.14 brings himself

In this case Gr.2.3.M the officer could, I think, only be prosecuted if you could show that he had stolen outside.

under 5.1. Lar in ponenian Mi tek any actively

But it would, I think, be plainly impossible to say that the food case were taken "animo furandi".

A letter may have shaken this.

e.g., in connection with pensions. But it might be argued here.

Sir,

West Leigh,

3615/1914

7276

REC

626 FEB 12

Weet Hill Road,

Bournemouth, W.

141

26th February 1914.

POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, HONGKONG

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 17th inst., which has been forwarded to me at the above address.

  1. With respect to your request for an explanation as to how I come to be in possession of the documents, I beg to point out that the official document you refer to is a copy of the Public Works Office, the original being kept in the Colonial Secretary's Office, and the other documents are also copies.

As regards the drawings, these were in my possession the whole time, with the exception of Nos. 43, 44, and 44a, dated 30th August 1906, which were with Mr. Chatham for two years and two months awaiting action. I considered these drawings to be such that they should be placed before you in order that you could obtain independent expert evidence as to their true nature, as referred to under clause (d) Roof, pages 7-12 in my letter of the 30th January.

I beg to state that, owing to ill health due to overpressure of work, I was not able to complete this matter in Hongkong, and having regard to the fact that a doubt was expressed whether my health would permit of my again...

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C.O. Of course I had the papers in my possession and was waiting to hear from them. part of his professional practice. Li G. Fiddes Morgen (day) A proposed Role AVC 27/7/14 27.2.14 I don't like tots if active Coal offices who keep official documents or copies bring them within the reach of the Penal Law. 7.3.14 brings himself In this case Gr.2.3.M the officer could, I think, only be prosecuted if you could show that he had stolen outside. under 5.1. Lar in ponenian Mi tek any actively But it would, I think, be plainly impossible to say that the food case were taken "animo furandi". A letter may have shaken this. e.g., in connection with pensions. But it might be argued here. Sir, West Leigh, 3615/1914 7276 REC 626 FEB 12 Weet Hill Road, Bournemouth, W. 141 26th February 1914. POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, HONGKONG I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 17th inst., which has been forwarded to me at the above address. With respect to your request for an explanation as to how I come to be in possession of the documents, I beg to point out that the official document you refer to is a copy of the Public Works Office, the original being kept in the Colonial Secretary's Office, and the other documents are also copies. As regards the drawings, these were in my possession the whole time, with the exception of Nos. 43, 44, and 44a, dated 30th August 1906, which were with Mr. Chatham for two years and two months awaiting action. I considered these drawings to be such that they should be placed before you in order that you could obtain independent expert evidence as to their true nature, as referred to under clause (d) Roof, pages 7-12 in my letter of the 30th January. I beg to state that, owing to ill health due to overpressure of work, I was not able to complete this matter in Hongkong, and having regard to the fact that a doubt was expressed whether my health would permit of my again... C6.0/2/4 GR1178/1922/32(III) is not present but 3615/1914 is.
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C.O. Of cou Course di prosesion lad buy light In and had the paper ん wharton to heat them part ofhi prish farmitere Li G. Fiddes Morgen (day) А A proposed Rol AVC 27/7/14 27.2.14 Ion? like tots if active Coal offices who hups 7.3.14 brings himsel Col offical documents or copies brings within the reard of the Pr. law. In this Case Gr.2.3.M the officer could i think only be prosecuted if you Could shew that he hardly If foods stolen outside. 어 under 5.1. Lar in ponenian Mi tek any actively But it would think be placity imposible to say that the food case were take "animo in this furandi". A le may have shake this ст. C6.0/2/4 4.g. in conexion with pensions. But it medie be freed here sir, West Leigh, 3615/1914 7276 REC 626 FEB 12 Weet Hill Road, Bournemouth, W. 141 26th February 1914. POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, HONGKONG. I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 17th inst. which has been forwarded to me to the above address. 2. With respect to your request for an explanation as to how I come to be in possession of the documents, I beg to point out that the official document you refer to ia the copy of the Public Works Office, the original being kept in the Colonial Secretary's Office, and the other docu- menta are also copies. As regards the drawings, these were in my possession the whole time with the exception of Nos. 43, 44 and 44a dated 30th August 1906 which were with Mr. Chatham for two years and two months awaiting action. I considered these drawings to be such that they should be placed before you in order that you could obtain independent expert evidence as to their true nature, as referred to under clause e (d) Roof, pages 7 12 in my letter of the 30th January - I beg to state that owing to 111 health, due to over pressure of work, I was not able to complete this matter in Hongkong and having regard to the fact that a doubt was expressed whether my health would permit of my again An proposed Melonen Gr. 4.214 H
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C.O.

Of cou

Course

di prosesion

lad

buy

light

In and had the paper

wharton to heat them

part ofhi prish farmitere

Li G. Fiddes Morgen

(day)

А A proposed

Rol

AVC 27/7/14 27.2.14

Ion? like tots if

active Coal offices who hups

7.3.14

brings himsel

Col offical documents or copies brings within the reard of the Pr. law.

In this

Case

Gr.2.3.M

the officer could i

think only be prosecuted if you Could shew that he hardly

If foods

stolen outside.

under 5.1.

Lar

in ponenian

Mi tek

any actively

But it would think

be placity

imposible to say that the food

case were take "animo

in this

furandi".

A le

may

have shake this

ст.

C6.0/2/4

4.g. in conexion with pensions. But it medie be freed here

sir,

West Leigh,

3615/1914

7276

REC

626 FEB 12

Weet Hill Road,

Bournemouth, W.

141

26th February 1914.

POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, HONGKONG.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 17th inst. which has been forwarded to me to

the above address.

2.

With respect to your request for an explanation as to how I come to be in possession of the documents, I beg to point out that the official document you refer to ia the

copy of the Public Works Office, the original being kept in the Colonial Secretary's Office, and the other docu-

menta are also copies.

As regards the drawings, these were in my possession the whole time with the exception of Nos. 43, 44 and 44a

dated 30th August 1906 which were with Mr. Chatham for two

years and two months awaiting action. I considered

these drawings to be such that they should be placed

before you in order that you could obtain independent expert evidence as to their true nature, as referred to under clause e (d) Roof, pages 7 12 in my letter of the

30th January -

I beg to state that owing to 111 health, due to over

pressure of work, I was not able to complete this matter

in Hongkong and having regard to the fact that a doubt

was expressed whether my health would permit of my again

An proposed

Melonen Gr. 4.214

H

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