CO129-593-2 Rehabilitation of Hong Kong University. For extracted photographs see CN 3-45. Includes 32 photographs depicting-... 10-1-1945 - 20-1-1946 — Page 92

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ABINGER 79.

STATION DORKING NORTH.

Dear Sir,

LITTLE PARKHURST,

ABINGER COMMON,

NEAR DORKING,

SURREY,

8th December, 1945.

On the advice of Miss Margery Perham, I forward herewith an important letter from Professor Kenelm H. Digby, dated 22nd November, addressed to Lord Lugard, which recently reached me by air mail.

Professor Digby obviously had not then heard of my brother's death.

Yours truly,

E. D. Lugard

Christopher Cox Esq, C.M.G.,

Secretary of the Colonial Office Education Committee.

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TELEP ABINGER 79. STATION DORKING NORTH. Dear Sir, LITTLE PARKHURST, ABINGER COMMON, NEAR DORKING, SURREY, 8th December, 1945. On the advice of Miss Margery Perham, I forward herewith an important letter from Professor Kenelm H. Digby, dated 22nd November, addressed to Lord Lugard, which recently reached me by air mail. Professor Digby obviously had not then heard of my brother's death. Yours truly, E. D. Lugard Christopher Cox Esq, C.M.G., Secretary of the Colonial Office Education Committee.
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TELEP ABINGER 79. STATION DORKING NORTH. Dear Sir, 84 کالا LITTLE PARKHURST, ABINGER COMMON, NE DORKING, SURREY, 8th December, 1945. On the advice of Miss Margery Perham, I forward herewith an important letter from Professor Kenelm H.Digby, dated 22nd November, addressed to Lord Lugard, which recently reached me by air mail, Professor Digby obviously had not then heard of my brother's death. Yours truly, E.&. Lugard Christopher Cox Esq, C.M.G., Secretary of the Colonial Office Education Committee.
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TELEP

ABINGER 79.

STATION DORKING NORTH.

Dear Sir,

84

کالا

LITTLE PARKHURST,

ABINGER COMMON,

NE DORKING,

SURREY,

8th December, 1945.

On the advice of Miss Margery

Perham, I forward herewith an important

letter from Professor Kenelm H.Digby,

dated 22nd November, addressed to Lord

Lugard, which recently reached me by air

mail,

Professor Digby obviously had

not then heard of my brother's death.

Yours truly,

E.&. Lugard

Christopher Cox Esq, C.M.G.,

Secretary of the Colonial Office

Education Committee.

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