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83, 91, and 93.
Digitized by Google 61 No. 95.
Mr. Scott to the Earl of Iddesleigh. — {Received December 1 3.) My Lord, Berlin, December 11, 1886.
I HAVE the honour to state that, in compliance with the instrnctions of your Lordship's despatch of the 29th ultimo, I communicated to Count Bismarck verbally yesterday the substance of the correspondence received from Mr. Consul Powell with regard to the alleged Proclamation by King Malietoa, to which Count Hatzfeldt had drawn your Lordship's attent...ion.
I also spoke to his Excellency in the sense of your Lordship's despatch.
The explanations which I was instructed to give have, I am happy to learn from Dr. Krauel, entirely exonerated Mr. Powell and King Malietoa in the minds of the German Government from the suspicion of any complicity in this fictitious Proclama- tion.
I have, &c.
(Signed) CHARLES S. SCOTT.
No. 96.
Acting High Commissioner Thurston to Mr. Stanhope. — (Received at the Foreign Office^ December 16.) High Commissioner's Officcy Western Pacific^ Suva, Fiji, Sir, October 1, 1886.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
83, 91, and 93.
Digitized by Google 61 No. 95.
Mr. Scott to the Earl of Iddesleigh. — {Received December 1 3.) My Lord, Berlin, December 11, 1886.
I HAVE the honour to state that, in compliance with the instrnctions of your Lordship's despatch of the 29th ultimo, I communicated to Count Bismarck verbally yesterday the substance of the correspondence received from Mr. Consul Powell with regard to the alleged Proclamation by King Malietoa, to which Count Hatzfeldt had drawn your Lordship's attent...ion.
I also spoke to his Excellency in the sense of your Lordship's despatch.
The explanations which I was instructed to give have, I am happy to learn from Dr. Krauel, entirely exonerated Mr. Powell and King Malietoa in the minds of the German Government from the suspicion of any complicity in this fictitious Proclama- tion.
I have, &c.
(Signed) CHARLES S. SCOTT.
No. 96.
Acting High Commissioner Thurston to Mr. Stanhope. — (Received at the Foreign Office^ December 16.) High Commissioner's Officcy Western Pacific^ Suva, Fiji, Sir, October 1, 1886.
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