that the Governor may appoint from time to time &
but that can only mean as
vacancies occur.
same language
is used in
The words
Reformie
to other appointments (the Police Magistrates for example) which will not admit of being called annual appointments.
Judging from Sir Arthur's liberal and just feeling generally I should say he was the last man to interfere with, or deprive any one of his vested rights or interests, so long
as that one
By
performed his duties, I could not
therefore anticipate in any way much removal from office of Valuator,
I even
had I done so
the Colonial
Secretary's Minute referred to
In my
letter of the 20th inst
evidenced to me that there was no intention of disturbing my occupying of it.
As to the remaining portion
And he
of the despatch: viz
Can be informed that the recent increase of Salary was Recommended solely in view of the decision which Sir Arthur Kennedy
had arrived at in reference to the Annex removal of one of the valuators.
When his Lordship
the Right Honourable the Secretary
of State for the Colonies, states that
he
grants me an increase of
£50 in virtue
of my Salary