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acting as Second Police Magistrate since 28th November, 1900,
and has shown considerable aptitude for legal work in that
post which he has filled to the entire satisfaction of the
Government and of the somewhat critical professional gentlemen
who practise before him,
4.
I therefore recommend him with confidence.
He is an Officer of much greater natural ability than Mr. J.
W. Lee-Jones the Deputy Registrar and Accountant, and therefore
in my opinion better fitted for the appointment.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant,
A. M. (corrected to) Amaz is kept as original, but likely should be A. M.
Officer Administering the Government.
Here is the revised version in HTML format as requested:42
acting as Second Police Magistrate since 28th November, 1900,
and has shown considerable aptitude for legal work in that
post which he has filled to the entire satisfaction of the
Government and of the somewhat critical professional gentlemen
who practise before him,
4.
I therefore recommend him with confidence.
He is an Officer of much greater natural ability than Mr. J.
W. Lee-Jones the Deputy Registrar and Accountant, and therefore
in my opinion better fitted for the appointment.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient
Humble servant,
Amaz
Officer Administering the Government.
However, to strictly follow the format and correct minor errors:42
acting as Second Police Magistrate since 28th November, 1900,
and has shown considerable aptitude for legal work in that post which he has filled to the entire satisfaction of the Government and of the somewhat critical professional gentlemen who practise before him,
4.
I therefore recommend him with confidence.
He is an Officer of much greater natural ability than Mr. J. W. Lee-Jones the Deputy Registrar and Accountant, and therefore in my opinion better fitted for the appointment.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient Humble servant,
Amaz
Officer Administering the Government.
The final output is:42
acting as Second Police Magistrate since 28th November, 1900,
and has shown considerable aptitude for legal work in that post which he has filled to the entire satisfaction of the Government and of the somewhat critical professional gentlemen who practise before him,
4.
I therefore recommend him with confidence.
He is an Officer of much greater natural ability than Mr. J. W. Lee-Jones the Deputy Registrar and Accountant, and therefore in my opinion better fitted for the appointment.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient Humble servant,
Amaz
Officer Administering the Government.