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that in consideration

of the heavy expenses

Moreover

to which Mr Hulme, M. Mercer and M. Leggett have been exposed to the little time allowed for their preparation, and adverting to the fact that there is no person performing duties of the Offices to which they have been appointed or consequently entitled to payment of their Salary,

the

Joint

have decided to allow those Gentlemen to draw the whole, instead of one half only, of their Salary from the dates of their embarkation.

there

have been

117

things which he might

are to perform. If this

Can be decided.

resume an advanced month's is to be asked

and in doing

it

would probably have to raise the question

Officer on the spot.

Delay in writing

Assistant the

Sterling

570.

the people