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any
evidence whatever in support
of his charge.
15.
Having stated what ...
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reasons
were
for accepting Dr
Ayres' nominee, I deem it unnecessary
and altogether beneath me
to notice further this unjustifiable and ... uncalled for attack, except to assure Your Lordship that, from what I know of Dr. Wharry and Dr. Jordan, I feel convinced that I have acted in the best interest of the public service and of all those with
whom the Acting Colonial Surgeon
will be in contact, in appointing
the latter to the vacant office, and this
was the only motive which influenced
me in acting as I have done. I feel
confident that I can leave this matter
safely in Your Lordship's hands, and that
you will deal with this baseless insinuation as it deserves.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient
Humble Servant,
P.S.