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not furt
on Mo2 Navie other work than
om
as Auditor.
that belonging to him Unquestionably there is no
I am myself
mone
hequently
officer to whom
in the habit
and
fof referring many complicated questions- anal Mo? Minnies experience, sagacity abality have long been and still are
available and most valuable to this
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5.
Such might not be the his sucreper, and therefore I pee
Succefor
for making any
cabe
with
see no reason
increase to the
to the palany
of the office except on the special ground of the value of M2 Mennie's personal
Services. The long period of eleven years during which he has
now served and
the fact that at times the Colonial part
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of his work does really prejudicially
affect his interests.
Thus lately it
was
thought advisable
that he should be refused additional
leave by Your Grace at a time when the storeign Office
was
willing and mocions to detain him in London:
regarded the
full pay so far as regarded
moiety of his
his salary
derived from that
source. Mo Mennie also
M?
that the loss entailed on
m
informo
him thereby
in connection with the settlement of his private affairs amounted to nearly
whole year's salary from the
£500
Colony.
on w
am
awane
that under three
circumstances M Mennie
was
almost