4
4th
ne
to
of July Mr.
Austin gave understand that it was the evident intention of Moss # Moorson and Kydd to claim for the latter, under the agreement made with Sir Richard Graves Mac Donnell,
into
continuance)
of his services to the spring of 1872, if the Government entered
any engagements by which the existing agreement was carried into a period of the year
would involve arrival in in Winter
to be
which
England
Accordingly I directed notice
given
to. Mot Mexorsom in
terms which could not be mistaken
to the effect that although quite
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willing to give M☆ Kydd employment to the 30th of September, I would
not sanction
any arrangement which would directly or indirectly involve
expenditure which was to the spring.
wholly useles
5. On this considerable correspondenc
took place in which Moeseth Moorcon and Kydd laid down that the latter had been engaged under Sir Richard Graves Mac Donnell's
agreement of 1870 until the completion of the Water Works upon the 30th b of
June of this
year, that under the
agreement made in London in March 1867 he
was entitled to 3
the
months notice thereby extending the