CO129-482 - Public Offices - 1923 — Page 342

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I have written the above without obtaining any reply] from the Frgich authorities as I am leaving Saigon to worri on a month's visit to Tonkin, I am however addressing a latter to the Oc varier of Cochin-China in the saing indicat in the second paragraph of your letter and it is possible that or viswer may be received on my retur.

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