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Services of the three last mentioned to be dispensed with, there would be effected, after the proposed temporary compensation to Mr. Stillier, a clear saving to Government of $900 a year.

In consequence of the growing importance of The t-pai-wan, and its neighbourhood, it also seems desirable that five of the Chinese Policemen, now at Chet-chun, should be removed to that place.

Hoping that these proposals may meet with His Excellency's approbation,

I have …

(Signed) W. Caine,

Chief Magistrate of Police

(True Copy)

Frederick W. L. Brunyate

No.16.

Financial.


My Lord,

Government, Hong Kong

21st February, 1845.

109

I found that the enclosed application from Mr. Shelley, the Auditor, and the appointment of a Clerk consequent thereon, should have been reported to your Lordship at the end of December:

I beg to refer your Lordship to Mr. Shelley's Memorandum, forwarded in Dispatch No. of the 10th August, for the representations which led to the appointment of Mr. Ready as Clerk to the Auditor, at 100 Dollars per mensem, pending the receipt of your Lordship's sanction.

The Right Honorable,

The Lord Stanley,

…

I have the honor to be

With the highest respect,

Your Lordship's,

Most Obedient

Humble Servant,

[Signature]

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Services of the three last mentioned to be dispensed with, there would be effected, after the proposed temporary compensation to Mr. Stillier, a clear saving to Government of $900 a year. In consequence of the growing importance of The t-pai-wan, and its neighbourhood, it also seems desirable that five of the Chinese Policemen, now at Chet-chun, should be removed to that place. Hoping that these proposals may meet with His Excellency's approbation, I have … (Signed) W. Caine, Chief Magistrate of Police (True Copy) Frederick W. L. Brunyate No.16. Financial. My Lord, Government, Hong Kong 21st February, 1845. 109 I found that the enclosed application from Mr. Shelley, the Auditor, and the appointment of a Clerk consequent thereon, should have been reported to your Lordship at the end of December: I beg to refer your Lordship to Mr. Shelley's Memorandum, forwarded in Dispatch No. of the 10th August, for the representations which led to the appointment of Mr. Ready as Clerk to the Auditor, at 100 Dollars per mensem, pending the receipt of your Lordship's sanction. The Right Honorable, The Lord Stanley, … I have the honor to be With the highest respect, Your Lordship's, Most Obedient Humble Servant, [Signature]
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Services of the three last. mentioned to be of the diepersed with, there would be effected, after the proposed temporary compensation ment to Mr. Stillier, a clear saving to Governmer of $900 a year consequence of the growing importance of The t-pai=wan, and its • Neighbourhood, it also seems desirable- that five of the Chinese Policemen, now at Chet-chun, should be removed to that place. Hoping that these proposals may meet with His hueelleney's approbation, Mhave to. (Signed) W. Jaime, frief Magistrate of Police (Tove Jopy) Frederick W. U. Bruny N°16. Financial. - My Lord. JUD Nictoria, Honghong 21th February, 1845. 109 I found that the emolored application · from Mr Thotley, the Auditor, and the appointment of a Clerk consequent thereon, - should have been reported to your sorted to your Lordship at the end of December : I beg to refer your to refer your Lordship to Mr Shelley's Memorandum, forwarded in Deepatch 6% of the 10th August, for the representations which led to the appointment of Mr Ready a. as Clerk to the Auditor, at 100 Dollars per mensem, pending the receipt of your Lordship's sanction. The Right Honorable, The Lord Stanley, Ve I have the honor to be With the highest respect, Your Lordship's, Most Obedient Stumble Servant, zodani Ve
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Services of the three last. mentioned to be

of the diepersed with, there would be effected, after the proposed temporary compensation

ment

to Mr. Stillier, a clear saving to Governmer of $900 a year

consequence of the growing importance of The t-pai=wan, and its

• Neighbourhood, it also seems desirable- that five of the Chinese Policemen, now at Chet-chun, should be removed to that place.

Hoping that these proposals may meet with His hueelleney's approbation,

Mhave to.

(Signed) W. Jaime,

frief Magistrate of Police

(Tove Jopy)

Frederick W. U. Bruny

N°16.

Financial.

-

My Lord.

JUD

Nictoria, Honghong

21th February, 1845.

109

I found that the emolored application

· from Mr Thotley, the Auditor, and the appointment of a Clerk consequent thereon, - should have been reported to your

sorted to your Lordship

at the end of December :

I beg to refer your

to refer your Lordship to Mr Shelley's Memorandum, forwarded in Deepatch 6% of the 10th August, for the representations which led to the appointment of Mr Ready

a.

as

Clerk to the Auditor, at 100 Dollars per mensem, pending the receipt of your Lordship's sanction.

The Right Honorable,

The Lord Stanley,

Ve

I have the honor to be

With the highest respect,

Your Lordship's,

Most Obedient

Stumble Servant,

zodani

Ve

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