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Thad hoped to avoid further I difficulties with regard
d to Mr Clarke's work
him: such services to
by simply giving
execute
during
M
as he could get through conveniently
the six hours he is required to be
the rest ungself. This
duly, underlathing the rest myse
is I believe the arly method, under the
peculiar ciramistances
which J.
ance of the
of itie case, by
hope to
carry
ar the Public
Worths satisfactorily during
the remainder
of Mr Bird's absence. Mr Clark has spared?
Mo
paines to please His Excelling with
regard to the repairs of Government tiense and Mountain Lodge, and I wish he could be induced to take
as
much trouble
with other services which he has to
onferintend, a subject which I believe
has not been brought under Wis Excellency's notice. His object appears, houswent to be to
cause difficulties in the Department, in
which interferes with the proper
carrying
out of the different works. I shall be obliged if I may be informed whicher
in addition to the inspection of Buildi
this Excellency requires Mr Clarke to super
intend the "alterations to Police. Itations" now
commqucing, a intended to take charge of supelf,
suivie rohich I had I
as
delay would cause the alterations to be prolonged into the rainy
Slasm),
(argued) W. Wilson,
Surveyor Gausel.
29.1.68.
any
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