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...is so small, as I consider him entitled to much consideration and from his long service deserving of remuneration at a higher rate, especially as at the present time every article of consumption and house rent is at an extravagantly high price.
As regards the assistance rendered by Captain Bowper I have much to be thankful for, as but for his valuable services it would have been quite impossible for me to carry the work of the office, especially in the important duty connected with the sale of Lands.
I have to report that I regret to state my health during the year obliged me to obtain change of air, and subsequently to request permission to proceed to England for its more permanent restoration.
I have been in this climate and in Her Majesty's service for a period of nearly twelve years and a half, and with but the smallest amount of change, I have early and late worked, and from the nature of my work been exposed to the sun in a manner that no other Government officer [is]; besides which I am kept as hard at work at my desk as every other person from ten till four, and consequently have not the same advantages as they have for rest, relaxation or amusement, and His Excellency, who has been resident for years in this climate now and is...
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH—NOT TO | BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- 12 ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON
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