CO129-470 - Public Offices - 1921 — Page 30

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0272 April.

Rush that the facts

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ALL COMMUNICATIONS

TO BE ADDRESSED TO THE

CROWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES,

THE ABOVE REFERENCE AND THE

DATE OF THIS LETTER BEING QUOTED.

TELEGRAMS, "CROWN, LONDON

TELEPHONE, 7780 VICTORIA.

CROWN

GENTE

FOR

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18972

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20 APF 21

4, MILLBANK.

WESTMINSTER.

LONDON. S.W. 1.

18th Ari",15

Bradford

medical report

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will be glad

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to fir

Jeportunity Weis servers

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of perusing the report

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hat I think we

might suggest

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addition to

the forford refly that the statement that the

refost

was held up for 13 days at the C.A. 's offin &

23rd,

did not reach the co. till the 25th of April is quite

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4.2

Wi' reference to the semi-official communications

which have red between us Far Eastern Deportmatt ne

ourselves regar ing Mr W...Sutton,late sergeant in the Hong

Kong Police Force, who recently considered for ppointment

Superintendent of Police in Nigeri, I ave fun onour to

enclose a copy of " letter w ich = been received from

Bir J.Rove Bradfore, in commotion with a furt...er andic-"

exanim tion arranged by Mr Sutton.

".

I attach for the information of the Secret-ry of t-ta

copy of further correɔorance, hich re Live had reg-rding

this cervicnte.

A

We conclude that the flies of a Superi-*“dent of

Police are li-bla at any time to involve "considertile physical

exertion",ne rticipate no inficulty in obtaining

uit-ble can/icate in the plice of Mr Sutton.

4.

the matter.

"

e wait the secret-ry of St-tel- instructions in

*ter Secretory of State,

Colonial office.

I have the honour to be,

sir,

Your obedient servant,

Obrt. Forth

for Crown Agerts.

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