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he the industry of Mr. Perkins.
5.
Pending your decision in the matter of Mr. Churchill's retirement and of the appointment of his successor, I have not made any appointment of a locum tenens
for Mr. Churchili.
It is more convenient and better to wait till I learn whether or not his permanent appointment will be approved by you. But as it is desirable that the post should not remain vacant for long I shall be obliged for your decision on this point also by telegraph.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient,
bumble servant,
Br
Arnazi
Governor,&c..