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which it is proposed that Mr. R. J. Drury should be required to enter into as
Assistant Engineer in the Public Works Department.
Should Your Lordship have no
objection
to the terms of the
of
Agreement, I request that Your Lordship will be_ good enough to cause it to be forwarded to Mr.
Drury, who is in for signature.
England,
Inr
Mr. Drury's
appeared
name
on the Estimates
for 1890 as Assistant Engineer, and in despatch W:137 of the 18th of July of that year Your Lordship approved of at his appointment as such
provisionally and pending
further report from
me
a
the
Surveyor General as to his qualifications.
was
Mr Brown's report
forwarded in Mr. Fleming's despatch N.387
of