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Chinese becretary to the Govern
and Colonial Secretary.
6.
ank
Looking to the pecuniary, and other benefits for himself his family that I. hitel abandons
his connexion with the
in
in severing London Mipion, and bearing sund his eminent reputation
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think
Chinese Scholar, I could not
of asking him to accept
lek than a Salary of a thousand
Bounds
a year as
the Stead of the
importante department that I
trusk
you
will now instruct me
I to establish.
For some months part
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I have had, with your approval, the
as
advantage of employing Di Kitel Acting Stead of the Education Department; and more recently. I have been able to avail myself
of his temporary services as Interpreter to the Governor and to the Colonial Secretary. In both positions be has given me,
and
every
one else
who has had to do business with him, entire satisfaction.
8.
J
am writing
to you
another Despatch respecting the Chinese work of the Colonial Secretary's Department, and I therefore confine myself on this