being similarly reduced.
11.
In the month of June of that year I applied to have my salary restored to its former amount, proposing to perform all the duties of the Office without the assistance of Clerk, the second Clerk lately in the Office having resigned his appointment: the Surveyor General recommended my application to the Governor as in Appendix A.
12.
His Excellency The Governor was so convinced of the hardship of my case, that he not only restored my salary to its former amount for 1850, but made up to me the amount deducted from my salary in 1849 in the shape of Allowance for extra work performed after the resignation of the second Clerk; the Surveyor General recommended my application as in Appendix D.
13.
my further services may be seen in the Surveyor General's Annual Report for 1857, and are noticed in the Blue Book for the Year as in Appendix E.
14.
In 1853, after a residence of nearly thirteen Years in intertropical climates, eleven of which had been spent.