509
In the
copies of the Report published in the
Colony,
I deemed it advisable
Nos
to have paragraphs No 2, 5,
and 6 omitted.
3.
of Dr Doberek
experiences some
difficulty
in securing competent clerks,
and in retaining
retaining them when
their services have been _
secured, I fear that the
fault must be largely "with himself. Almost clerk who is appointed
every
as
his
his subordinate, desires to be removed to other employment; and recently M. Lau-Shan, whose resignation of his post of first clerk, Dr. Doberok - deplores, has accepted employment -elsewhere at a less salary than he received at the Observatory.
Enquiry into the
4.
complaint in paragraph 5, of
want of assistance on
of
on
the
part of the Harbour Department: in the collection of log-books from vessels in the harbour,
hav
!