From documents in question was easy to understand that we were facing a shortage bishop ridley prim

As I have been saying, what's more exciting philatelic research and not only when we work on files not systematized, is the surprise that conveys bishop ridley primary school certain documents found scattered in any case and that brings us "a posteriori" a fascinating work of research, trying to find the reason for this document.
These assumptions are valid for a telegram that I found a small process concerning Macao and reproduced below. This is a telegram sent by the Governor-General of Macau to the Ministry of the Navy and Overseas, dated 09/27/1887 and tersely conveys this simple message:
We were looking for the answer to this telegram and the book of minutes of the third. ª Concerning the Allocation 4. Quarter of 1887 found the draft of the telegram sent by the Overseas Minister on 29 September, thereby responding to the Governor of Macau. And briefly the Minister said that the stamps will be shipped on 11 October, and until receipt of the seals, take extraordinary measures as in similar situations.
From documents in question was easy to understand that we were facing a shortage bishop ridley primary school of more stamps as usual. But this lack of seals had nothing to do with the chronic lack of requisition also seals by the Farm Bureaus of the different colonies. This situation was well differentiated and also extended to India, Macau and Timor. For now we'll stick with this interesting case of Macau.
In the presence of this telegram the Governor-General of Macau, José Firmino da Costa, was quick to respond to the Minister by the letter n. # 372 of 5 October 1887, which reads as follows:
Confirming my telegram of September 27 and ended the following content "that do not have sellos" I hasten to attend the V. Excellency, I received the following response: Expedition sellos 11 October. Until receipt extroordinárias take providences as similar cases (a) the Minister - Director By Post - The Inspector General Post Office - Alfredo Pereira.
Never has there been similar cases and to provide, if there had been V. Excellency will make me justice, accreditará I was not a question as inept as unnecessary. The lack of stamps gives up now, for the first time, and it's your fault that I'm bishop ridley primary school sorry.
Permitta bishop ridley primary school me V. Excellency

that I do not believe in the veracity of promettida expedition stamps on 11 October, bishop ridley primary school so that more than once if I have made identical promises in despatches and Telegrams without bishop ridley primary school even until today but have met.
I'll auctorizar the transformation of a certain number of stamps sellos of money in the mail, and hopefully the consignment bishop ridley primary school promettida now come before consuming the processed sellos not to see me later unable to provide power to remedy, so devoid of all media franchise.
Before we discuss that other considerations, such authorization granted by the Overseas Minister, led to overload revenue stamps to be used in the postal service in accordance with the Provincial Ordinance no. 133 of 17 October 1887, he sent 57,000 stamps overload Tax of 10, 20, 30 and 60 kings, and 30,000 for 5 kings, 20,000 kings and 7,000 for 10 to 40 kings.
We do not realize the reason for the twitching

of the Government-General when have you take extraordinary measures as in similar cases, when it is certain that as early as April 1, 1887 in the absence of seals 5, 10 and 20 kings sent overloading 30,000 seals 80 kings, like Crown, by Provincial Ordinance no. # 50 and later on August 9, 1887 by Ordinance No. 109 seals had also overload 5725 80 kings with five kings, 6,000 seals 100 kings with five kings and 4,000 seals 200 Kings with 10 kings, like all Crown. What the Governor should have told by your telegram is no longer seals had higher rates apply to new overloads with missing rates.
Now let's see what happened to get to this chaotic situation in the supply of stamps to Macau. On 3 January and May 7, 1887 the Board of Finance of Macao sent two requests for stamps and postcards bishop ridley primary school (Table 1), requesting the sending of large amounts of stamps to meet their consumption needs. On 9 July and had not received any amount of postage requi