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colleagues were discourteous, I decline and call attention to the fact that, as regards Mr. Jacken, he had, although much my junior in age and professional standing, been placed over me. It was scarcely to be expected that I could quietly submit myself to his irritating and offensive bearing towards me.
40 h. 1889 57 (PPO)) - a portion of which was my answer to that charge, which would have been. In my letter of the 9th November last, I respectfully called His Excellency's attention to the computations contained in D. Jordan's letter of the 25th October last, but as no notice was taken of my request, I concluded that His Excellency looked upon Dr. Jordan's letter as unworthy of serious attention, indeed it was.349
This charge, however, appears to have had considerable weight with the Secretary of State in his decision, and I would respectfully ask for his reconsideration of this matter, as it seems to have led to the deprivation of a portion of my pension, and what is of even greater importance to me, reflects upon my character.
I observe that a Superintendent will be appointed in England.
I have the honour to be our most obedient servant,
H. H. CD. Woren, Superintendent
Forwarded to Acting Colonial Secretary,
Spottiswoode, 29.4.89
colleagues
were dis courteous, I decine & call attention & the fact that, as regards In Jacken,
le had, although much any junior in age and professional standing been placed over
suy read bit was ccarcely 5 be expected itat I could quietly embrist smyself & his irritating toffensive rearing towards me.
4. with regard to the charge of drawing ups
Fructions for
wardactees which did
activist, I take this opportunity of ctating never brought against
that this charge w
six with a view & muy replying & it, or I could, have chown the government that I was prepared with a complete answer, and I.
respectfully cubuish the Enclosed copy of a letter (40 h. 1889 57 (PPO). portion of Ther my answer & hat charge would have been. In my setter of the 9.& hovember lach. I respectfully
acked stis Excellency's attention
to the computations contained in D. Jordan's letter, of the 25.5 October 186, but as artice was taken of suy request to concluded that his Excellency looked upon dr Jordan's letter is unworthy of.
Ceriaus
serious attention,
indeed it to.
349
This
charge, however, appears & have had considera weight with to secretary of state in his decision & would respectfully act his reconsideration of this matter, as it seems to have led wa deprivation of a portion of may plution what is of even greater importance & me. reflects upon my
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character
it
I observe that a Experintendent will be appointed in England
Shave the honour to be
our most obedient teavant
HH CD whoren uur.
Superintendent
Forwarded & to Acting Colonial Excretory
spotl Aire 29.4.8)
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