as to his opinion of my fitness for office

my wishes

or as to the favourable result of my application, had been cartier gppressed.

the

3rd Since your momotion from the Effice which I now hold, this is the

first

recasion on

obtained such

which

you

have

an cxtent of leave as

to render neccesary a regular provision

for

the

performance of your duty

during absence;

on other occasions

м

there have been deputed for this purpose, for convenience sake, one other of the gentlemen whose

ffiers

are

therefore,

contiguous to your own.

as the oldest in service of

the Colonial Officers, I have thought

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it right to put forward whatever claim I may have acquired from a long and I trust faithful discharge

that

them however

of responsible duties, of such a nature,

any relief from chort is agreable.

4th I trust that the object of

letter

may

this

not be misunderstood.

Disclaiming all desire to the interests of others,

n

prejudice

to disturb

cxisting mangements, my object is simply to obtain His Excellency's

permission that

my application of today, and what I understooch to be its of a vourable reception, may be placed on record in your office.

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