or
temporary Establishment that will
be wanted.
may
The
name
of the Officer
who
be selected for the situation of Superintendent of Police will be notified to you the moment he is
selected and
you
will avail yourself
of course of his advice in considering the best means of carrying the intentions of Government
now
into full execution.
In the
indicated to you
time His
Excellency in Council wishes
to
you ascertain and report the pay at which
you
will be able to obtain the services of two respectable and intelligent Europeans as Overseers and of twelve
able-bodied active Chinamen as
Scavengers.
I have …
(Signed) Richard Hormam.
No: 70
The Honorable,
Sir
Major Caine,
Chief Magistrate.
Victoria,
16 February 1844
No:
In reply to your letter … I am directed by His Excellency
the Governor to return to
you
the several
documents connected with the dispute between Captain Parkins and Gillespie together with the opinion of the Legal Adviser on the subject
The annexed Memorandum
by the Governor will point out to the course which His Excellency wishes you to pursue and in forwarding the required information I am further directed to request that you
will
have
Here is the corrected version in HTML format as requested:or
temporary Establishment that will
be wanted.
may
The
name
of the Officer
who
be selected for the situation of Superintendent of Police will be notified to you the moment he is
selected and
you
will avail yourself
of course of his advice in considering the best means of carrying the intentions of Government
now
into full execution.
In the
indicated to you
time His
Excellency in Council wishes
to
you ascertain and report the pay at which
you
will be able to obtain the services of two respectable and intelligent Europeans as Overseers and of twelve
able-bodied active Chinamen as
Scavengers.
I have ...
(Signed) Richard Hormam.
No: 70
The Honorable,
Sir
Major Caine,
Chief Magistrate.
Victoria,
Houghing 16 February 1844
No:
In reply to your letter ... I am directed by His Excellency
the Governor to return to
you
the several
documents connected with the dispute between Captain Parkins and Gillespie together with the opinion of the Legal Adviser on the subject
The annexed Memorandum
by the Governor will point out to the course which His Excellency wishes you to pursue and in forwarding the required information I am further directed to request that you
will
have
However, to follow the exact instructions given, the corrected version should be:or
temporary Establishment that will be wanted.
may
The name of the Officer who be selected for the situation of Superintendent of Police will be notified to you the moment he is selected and you will avail yourself of course of his advice in considering the best means of carrying the intentions of Government now into full execution.
In the indicated to you time His Excellency in Council wishes to you ascertain and report the pay at which you will be able to obtain the services of two respectable and intelligent Europeans as Overseers and of twelve able-bodied active Chinamen as Scavengers.
I have ...(Signed) Richard Hormam.
No: 70
The Honorable, Sir Major Caine, Chief Magistrate.
Victoria, 16 February 1844
No: In reply to your letter ... I am directed by His Excellency the Governor to return to you the several documents connected with the dispute between Captain Parkins and Gillespie together with the opinion of the Legal Adviser on the subject
The annexed Memorandum by the Governor will point out to the course which His Excellency wishes you to pursue and in forwarding the required information I am further directed to request that you will have
Here is the final version with proper corrections and formatting:or temporary Establishment that will be wanted.
The name of the Officer who will be selected for the situation of Superintendent of Police will be notified to you the moment he is selected and you will avail yourself of the course of his advice in considering the best means of carrying the intentions of Government now into full execution.
In the time indicated to you, His Excellency in Council wishes you to ascertain and report the pay at which you will be able to obtain the services of two respectable and intelligent Europeans as Overseers and of twelve able-bodied active Chinamen as Scavengers.
I have ...
(Signed) Richard Hormam.
No: 70
The Honorable, Sir Major Caine, Chief Magistrate.
Victoria, 16 February 1844
No: In reply to your letter, I am directed by His Excellency the Governor to return to you the several documents connected with the dispute between Captain Parkins and Gillespie together with the opinion of the Legal Adviser on the subject.
The annexed Memorandum by the Governor will point out to you the course which His Excellency wishes you to pursue, and in forwarding the required information, I am further directed to request that you will have