States that there is no objection to the grant of a free passage to families of members of the Joint Court on their retirement, but that in the case of M. Beugel the question whether it should be to Java or to the Hague is under consideration. From: Secretary of State, at London, England.

States that there is no objection to the grant of a free passage to families of members of the Joint Court on their retirement, but that in the case of M. Beugel the question whether it should be to Java or to the Hague is under consideration. From: Secretary of State, at London, England., MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. File 1991/1915, Box: C3026655; Reel: AU Microfilm 78-304. WPHC 4/IV: Inwards correspondence, 1915., MSS Archives.2003/1.WPHC 4/IV.1915. Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland. https://archives.library.auckland.ac.nz/repositories/8/archival_objects/205231 Accessed November 23, 2024.