talking everything into consideration, I think I should be glad if I might be
allowed to record it.
The letter is contained in the accompanying
sheet.
I have the honour to be
Sir
Your most obedient servant
S. Wodehouse
RECO
'C. O.
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REGR 17 NOV 80
copy or
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Sir Arthur Kennedy
Government House
January 17/77
Victoria Hay Bury
My dear Wodehouse,
In reply to your note I have much pleasure in expressing my entire approval of your steady industry and efficiency in the various offices you have held, and while acting for the Colonial Secretary in his absence. You should find yourself to be quite competent to fill that office, or any other similar appointment you may attain to.
Farewell.