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poison inconsequence of ill-health, and to Your
Lordships telegraphic reply, received on the of the instant, I have the honour to inform
you
has.
that though M. Price expressed his intention
of bowing.
course,
as a matter of.
to Your Lordship's wish that, he should accept leave
of absence, there are
the
objections
acting appointment
to filling with any officer service here; and
now in the
cat
C
trust that Your Lordship, if
still considering that M-Price should in the first instance take leave, will appoint to the acting position
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officer
from outside the Colony with an intimation that he would
obtain the permanent appointment
in case
of its creaney if he should
during
his
give
gur satisfaction acting tenure.
2.
Even
supposing that
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