Government, in the absence of an Acting Colonial Secretary, has been functioning with some adjustments.
I must say great thanks that it has been a pleasure to have the services of Mr. Johnston. He is one of the most able young men I have ever come across. It was exceedingly lucky for him to be available, and not only able but also being diligent.
On the sudden illness and discharge of Mr. Buckle, Mr. Johnston took over the work; although he was very junior, he showed himself equal to his duties and has ever since discharged them with marked ability.
I am confident that Mr. Lockhart, and also Sir Henry Blake, would bear out what I say about Mr. Johnston's capability. I am quite unaware that I am writing to you, knowing only that I have forwarded a confidential minute.
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I must say great thanks that it has been a pleasure to have the services of Mr. Johnston. He is one of the most able young men I have ever come across. It was exceedingly lucky for him to be available, and not only able but also being diligent.
On the sudden illness and discharge of Mr. Buckle, Mr. Johnston took over the work; although he was very junior, he showed himself equal to his duties and has ever since discharged them with marked ability.
I am confident that Mr. Lockhart, and also Sir Henry Blake, would bear out what I say about Mr. Johnston's capability. I am quite unaware that I am writing to you, knowing only that I have forwarded a confidential minute to the Executive Council.
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I say great thanks that it has been a pleasure to have the services of Mr. Johnston. He is one of the most able young men I have ever come across. It was exceedingly lucky for him to be available, and not only able but also being diligent, one is lucky to have such a man on the sudden illness and discharge of Mr. Buckle.
As he was very junior, but he showed himself equal to his duties and has ever since discharged them with marked ability. I earnestly trust that this appointment may be considered in connection with his career.
I am confident that Mr. Lockhart, and also Sir Henry Blake would bear out what I say about Mr. Johnston's capability. I am quite unaware that I am writing to you, knowing only that I have forwarded a confidential minute.
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I say great thanks that it has been a pleasure to have the services of Mr. Johnston. He is one of the most able young men I have ever come across. It was exceedingly lucky for him to be available, and not only able but also being diligent.
On the sudden illness and discharge of Mr. Buckle, he took over the work; although he was very junior, he showed himself equal to his duties and has ever since discharged them with marked ability.
I am confident that Mr. Lockhart, and also Sir Henry Blake would bear out what I say about Mr. Johnston's capability. I am quite unaware that I am writing to you, knowing only that I have forwarded a confidential minute.
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Government;
I have been doing work which is somewhat new to me,
since August 99, (with constantly only one short break)
I say great thanks that it has been a pleasure to have the services of Mr. Johnston. He is one of the most able young men I have ever come across. It was exceedingly lucky for him to be available, and not only able but also being diligent.
On the sudden illness and discharge of Mr. Buckle, he took over the work; although he was very junior, he showed himself equal to his duties and has ever since discharged them with marked ability.
I am confident that Mr. Lockhart, and also Sir Henry Blake would bear out what I say about Mr. Johnston's capability. I am quite unaware that I am writing to you, knowing only that I have forwarded a confidential minute.
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Government;
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somustut new to me,
Council since August 99. (with constdently
only one short break) most able young
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Government;
I have been doing work which is somewhat new to me,
since August 99, (with constantly only one short break)
I say great thanks that it has been a pleasure to have the services of Mr. Johnston. He is one of the most able young men I have ever come across. It was exceedingly lucky for him to be available, and not only able but also being diligent.
On the sudden illness and discharge of Mr. Buckle, he took over the work; although he was very junior, he showed himself equal to his duties and has ever since discharged them with marked ability.
I am confident that Mr. Lockhart, and also Sir Henry Blake would bear out what I say about Mr. Johnston's capability. I am quite unaware that I am writing to you, knowing only that I have forwarded a confidential minute.
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I must say great thanks that it has been a pleasure to have the services of Mr. Johnston. He is one of the most able young men I have ever come across. It was exceedingly lucky for him to be available, and not only able but also being diligent.
On the sudden illness and discharge of Mr. Buckle, Mr. Johnston took over the work; although he was very junior, he showed himself equal to his duties and has ever since discharged them with marked ability.
I am confident that Mr. Lockhart, and also Sir Henry Blake, would bear out what I say about Mr. Johnston's capability. I am quite unaware that I am writing to you, knowing only that I have forwarded a confidential minute to the Executive Council.
Thus,Government, in the absence of
Government;
ebournor, doing work which is
somustut new to me,
Council since August 99. (with constdently
only one short break) most able young
one
ig
a
say great chees
J
that it has to me to have!
men I have services of Mr. Johnston. He is
"ever come across. It was undone only exceedingly
a
friece
g
luck
for
him
able and
being fligent, but one is Juke of
hallon for
on the sudden ulton
with the Glace dischary of Mr. Buckle,
as
hte man!
work: ald
tacti
322
was vely Junior, but he show Then therefore the felling himsey equal to his luck, as this appointment is has ever since discharged heldered, I earnestly Frust that
duties with marked
ability. Somay
be considered in connection. sure that Mr. Lockhart, and it! I am confident that be
beyne him. also Sir Henry Blake would a career
both bear out what I sai
say
the
quite unaware that I am to you, knowing only But as offer bedonianture that I have forwarded
Officer
minitive
is rewritten asI have been doing work which is somewhat new to me since August 99, with only one short break.
I say great thanks that it has been a pleasure to have the services of Mr. Johnston. He is one of the most able young men I have ever come across.
It was exceedingly lucky for him to be available and not only able but also being diligent.
On the sudden illness and discharge of Mr. Buckle, he took over the work.
Although he was very junior, he showed himself equal to his duties and has ever since discharged them with marked ability.
I am confident that Mr. Lockhart and also Sir Henry Blake would bear out what I say about Mr. Johnston's capability.
I am quite unaware that I am writing to you, knowing only that I have forwarded a confidential minute.
The final output isGovernment, in the absence of an Acting Colonial Secretary; I have been doing work which is somewhat new to me since August 99, with only one short break.
I must say great thanks that it has been a pleasure to have the services of Mr. Johnston. He is one of the most able young men I have ever come across. It was exceedingly lucky for him to be available, and not only able but also being diligent.
On the sudden illness and discharge of Mr. Buckle, Mr. Johnston took over the work; although he was very junior, he showed himself equal to his duties and has ever since discharged them with marked ability.
I am confident that Mr. Lockhart, and also Sir Henry Blake, would bear out what I say about Mr. Johnston's capability. I am quite unaware that I am writing to you, knowing only that I have forwarded a confidential minute.