years resident service,

whereas Mr. Wodehouse

was absent from the colony for a year in 1886, in connection with

the Colonial and Indian

Exhibition.

2.

It is true that that

Leave was

to be treated

Exceptionally and not to

count against him for leave purposes,

but some mention should,

in my opinion, have been made of his having been

3 absent from the colony for

part of the period to which

I have referred.

In the absence of special

grounds, I consider that

it would have been no

hardship on Mr Wodehouse

had he been required

to wait for six years

from his last return

to England before he was again granted leave of absence on half

salary.


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