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# The question of increments and the reasons he gives for pressing the Treasury for a position which must operate to prevent Local Division Chiefs obtaining Colonial Employment, seem to be thoroughly sound.
I concur in what he proposes to Treasury, in inviting concurrence in Ion Drummond's appointment to this post.
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