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in his intercourse with the
in
native population. The says, his letter to your Lordship, that
he has at times clashed with
n
sanitary matters, but
my
views on
I need hardly remind Your Lordship that he also clashed with the views of Governor Sir Arthur Kennedy and Administrator Austin. Indeed the former reported to Lord Carnarvon that Mr Ayres
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given
him
grave
cause to be dissatisfied with his
exercise of authority and that
he had reason to
disregard
him as an
Officer in whose discretion and
judgment he could place but little
reliance.
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Having had four years' experience of Mr Ayres' work, I am clearly of opinion that he has not either the professional or personal qualifications for the post in question.
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I have the honour to be,
My Lord, Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
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