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for
the half of the Chaplain's labours which are demanders for Government work the Trustees fear that it
may not be possible for them to take over the fabric and responsibilities, as it
may
not be possible for them to - provide for the continuance of
subscriptions, ete, sufficient for
the
be it should be paid to the Church Body as that Body provide for the Chaplain's salary
and count on
the Government Grant to go!
e nicame
of
forwards
the Church.
(But?) C. Fr.
An idle Threat, expect
ぴり
the general
maintenance of the Church and They.) the salary of the Chaplain while
he
may
have to devote half of his
time to Government duties.
I have to
(27) C. Ford.
How. Secretary.
Hon : G. J. M. OBrien, cues.
Colonial Secretary
har
offere So ligh
Sal
fre
9. S
In
your
Letter to 626 above
referred to, it is stated that $600 per
annum will be paid to the Chaplain.
Whatever the suun
agreed upon may
be