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W15768-5460 2000 1/16 H W V (P 354-2) | W15768-5460 2000 1/16 H W V (P 354-2) | ||
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| − | It is requested that in any further communication on this subject, the above Number may be quoted; and the Letter addressed to | + | It is requested that in any further communication on this subject, the above Number may be ''quoted''; and the Letter addressed to |
:The Secretary, | :The Secretary, | ||
:: War Office, | :: War Office, | ||
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WAR OFFICE, | WAR OFFICE, | ||
:LONDON, S.W., | :LONDON, S.W., | ||
| − | ::2 September 1916 | + | ::2 September 1916 |
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SIR, | SIR, | ||
| − | I am directed to <s>acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the< | + | I am directed to <s>acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the<s> |
| − | + | <s>and to<s> acquaint you, <s>in reply <s>, that permission is hereby granted to | |
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you | you | ||
to proceed to Canada for the period of your sick leave which expires on 2nd November 1916 | to proceed to Canada for the period of your sick leave which expires on 2nd November 1916 | ||
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(1) Plain clothes must be worn when embarking, and on board ship | (1) Plain clothes must be worn when embarking, and on board ship | ||
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(2) on arrival in Canada you should report to the local Military Authorities | (2) on arrival in Canada you should report to the local Military Authorities | ||
| − | It is to be understood that officers travelling abroad are not at liberty to offer their services with foreign troops, or accept any military employment. | + | :It is to be understood that officers travelling abroad are not at liberty to offer their services with foreign troops, or accept any military employment. |
| − | + | :If they contemplate spending any period beyond a fortnight in a country where there is an English Military Attaché, they should advise that office of their address and movements. | |
| − | If they contemplate spending any period beyond a fortnight in a country where there is an English Military Attaché, they should advise that office of their address and movements. | + | |
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