remuneration is inadequate. He quotes indeed Mr. Austin. and W. Mitchell as supporting his opinion,
but it would have been more
satisfactory to receive from t
dustin a
precise
e
statement of
his view of the matter with
explanation of his
a
an
reasons. The
Governor's silence must be
apumed
as adverse to the
application. Under these circum
-stance, Isee nocourse but to
refer the matter back to ter it
Robinson witte a
request
Mathe
will report the exact extent off the
dustier performed by M. Rannia
and the amount of
umuneration.
=
£
to which he is entitled
for
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them.
It would be convenient unles there
is some reason to the contrary
& which
we are not aware that Meremuneration should continue tobe calculated at a fixed rate per ship..
I have the honor to be
Sin
Your Obedient Humble Servant
Femundoch