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Colonial Secretary, to be- appointed to the post of Captain Superintendent - of Police.
an
Mr. May being active and intelligent officer, -fond of riding, and having 2 good knowledge of the Chinese language, is - eminently fitted to fill
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this post.
His loss to the Colonial
Secretary's Office where he has
long
acted as Assistant Colonial Secr
· Secretary
would
man
would be great, but he is a
of exceptional capabilities whose talents ought in my
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opinion
to be utilized in
• higher sphere than at _
present.
Mr
6.
1. May is clearly
me destined for the highest -
days
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Colonial positions, and I _
consider that a tenure
of
office at the Head of the - Police would be a valuable
addition to that varied
experience of Colonial.
administration.