30
to work all night, and as, even u100,
right
work is still wearswary, though not to the some acteick, I consider this equal to ab
rs service in a
least 40 years
Copertinent.
less fatiguing
Correspondence on record here.
hows that, as late as 1840, the Department
We in
anything
but a creditable condition.
My predecessor, M1⁄2 Mitchell, roused it
from
almost, if not quite scandalous
state of disorganisation to its present.
admitted
efficiency.
I consider that Mr
Leiria had a great deal to do with carrying out the reforms of alth Mitchell, whose right_ -hand he was. When I took charge of the
Post Office in 1865 M?" Lirias reputation for. obliginguess, diligence, and activity very high,
aud
was
I formed it feelly deserved -
Now, however, physical
CAXAARIO
have
have underwired W. Ciria's memory, and that, without memory, very
I need not say
little work can be efficiently carried on
enclose live medical cert
certificates bearing
Mr. Leiria's mental and bodily state, with which I fully
I may explain
the
difference between them by stating.
that whilst Of Hartigan attended-all-
his accident, Dr Manson Loiria after had not previously
I regret to
to say
slett
him.
that all Leiria's
Post Office
salary is small . The Prot elsewhere, is poorly paid.
here; as
Oce
compared:
with other Departments, all" Leiria has been drawing a personal allowance during
the last 2 years. He might have
obtained it unch earlier had he
only.
asked for it, as I could chenfully and concientionely have recommended him
several
f