CO129-573-11 Capt. John Reynolds- repatriation to United Kingdom 5-7-1938 - 3-3-1939 — Page 26

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PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

S.S. "CHITRAL"

AT SEA,

2nd July,1938.

The Crown Agents for the Colonies. 4, Millbank,

LONDON, SW.

Sirs,

Re Captain Reynolds from Hong Kong.

This man was embarked at Hong Kong with a Government

passage and Sergeant Hughes of the Police, was engaged to look

after him during the voyage.

I attach copies of correspondence.

After leaving

Hong Kong I found that no papers giving particulars regarding

him, had been sent on board and I sent a radio to the Hon.

D.M.S. asking for them to be posted to me at Bombay. The

attached letter signed by Dr. Smalley, Acting Deputy D.M.S.

was received in reply.

It is not an official document and I have declined

to pay away any of Capt. Reynolds' money without proper authority.

Captain Reynolds is suffering from senile debility

and is not in my opinion fit to deal with the matter and in any

case £15 taken from his funds would leave him destitute.

Reynolds

How Captain/will be disposed of on arrival in London,

I do not yet know.

Sergeant Hughes has performed his duties very

satisfactorily and I recommend that he should be paid the fee,

which he was apparently promised officially.

Yours faithfully,

W.B.A. MOORE,0. B. E.

Ex-Deputy D.D. M.S.S.

Hong Kong.

(Sgd.) W. B. A. Moore.

SURGEON.

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