than provisionally and subject to removal at any time - Provisionally and until further notice have been the words invariably used in the Gazette notices until notice was given to the then appraisers that the Government contemplated the adoption of a rule by which each could look forward to two years service although might be displaced annually.
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(Signed) J. Gardiner Austin
1 December 1877.
Colonial Secretary
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Governor Honnessy No-20.
C.MJ
MINUTE.
Mer. Lucas. 29. Rauch Mr. Bramston. 29 Mer. Malcolm,
Mer. Meade.
Mor. Herbert.
Lord Cadogan.
Fir M. Hicks Beach 3
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Thave the honour to
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acknowledge the receipt
of your Despatch no
16
of
the 9th Feb
mi relation to m= Gerand's
complaint at being
deprived of the office
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valuator.
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think it is
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1876 was ut
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to W. furmand at the time, I do there is atter recessity
but candia that than is any
refficient ground My interference
for
A
is the
matter, and request
that you
will inform
Garand accadonnsth