the
Macter, and a third-room. occupied_by Interpreter, besides giving. accommodation in
buildings to five. Lasears of the..
the out bu
Harbour Master's Establishment.
These Circumstances have the effect- of materially diminishing any advantage- which. Mr. Pedder derives from his personal -
accommodation, and induce me to consider_
this Officer. as living virtually in his Office- instead of occupying a separate- residence at- the public Expence. Further, Mr. Pedder
does not receive any pay the Navy, nor is he
Manner
cr. for.
his
as a
Lieutenant in
remunerated in-
services as
any
Marine. Magistrate
It is moreover, a great advantage
to the public.
that Mr. Pedder should be located in the Office
where he is at all times and all hours
available for the various duties he has to
perform.
When the felonial. Secretary's
letter
N
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15
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No 39 of the 25th
14 January
1845- and also
Sir. John Davis Deepatch No.1 of the 8th
February of the same
which seem
Year. (Copies of which
are enclosed.) are borne-in remembrance, an
distinctly to imply a free- residence to Mr. Pedder- asaqpound for
recommending.
trust
you
an increase.
not
c. of his salary, will consider, the founcil bone.
rent
out in discoting that the. £ £2.17.3 for sont- the last - Quarter be refunded to Mr. Pedder,
for the
and that he be permitted to reside in his
Office.
rent-
permitted.
: pee, subject to the approval of After Majesty's over the honor to be,
Government.
have
With the Reghest respect,
Sie
Your Most. Obedient-
Humble Servant-,
You Beguiles