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Your Lordship's attention to my despatch W. 49 of the 19th. instant on the general subject of the staff of the Post Office.
I have the honour to be;
My Lord Marquess, Your Lordship's Most Bedient
Humble Servant,
William Robinigy
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lord 22 MAR SS,
Postmaster General to Act. Col. Secretary.
fir,
General Post Office, Houghong 9th November, 1974
Referring to
my
Letter N. 67
of 24th October last and to Mr. A. M. Silon's refrement from the service on
-pension the question arives how is
to be filled.
the
vacaney
my experience I
would strongly recommend the ap- poenturent of
a la LL
capable of ever. cising authority over those under him- in addition to performing his other duties and considering the number of Chinese employed he should be me. quainted with the Chinese language. This officer in
my
mard should be