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Mr. Mackie, 3rd Interpreter, proceeded on 9 months' half-pay leave to England on the 20th September. Mr. To King Ki, Sergeant Interpreter, was appointed to act for him.

Mr. Howell, First Bailiff, retired from the service on pension on the 31st December, on account of ill health.

HUGH A. NISBET,

Registrar.

29th February, 1912.


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F 5 Mr. Mackie, 3rd Interpreter, proceeded on 9 months' half-pay leave to England on the 20th September. Mr. To King Ki, Sergeant Interpreter, was appointed to act for him. Mr. Howell, First Bailiff, retired from the service on pension on the 31st December, on account of ill health. HUGH A. NISBET, Registrar. 29th February, 1912. Page 180 Page 181
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F 5 Mr. Mackie, 3rd Interpreter, proceeded on 9 months' half-pay leave to England on the 20th September. Mr. To King Ki, Sergeant Interpreter, was appointed to act for him. Mr. Howell, First Bailiff, retired from the service on pension on the 31st December, on account of ill health. HUGH A. NISBET, Registrar. 29th February, 1912. Page 180Page 181
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F 5

Mr. Mackie, 3rd Interpreter, proceeded on 9 months' half-pay leave to England on the 20th September. Mr. To King Ki, Sergeant Interpreter, was appointed to act for him.

Mr. Howell, First Bailiff, retired from the service on pension on the 31st December, on account of ill health.

HUGH A. NISBET,

Registrar.

29th February, 1912.

Page 180Page 181

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