CO129-038 - Sir Bonham - 1851 [10-12] & Public Offices - 1851 [10-12] — Page 104

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hopes, that further (

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to mitigate this merent evil, but I must add, situated as

this

Port is, that its prevention must-

depend

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on the Military

ruttorities themselves than on the

the flows.

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I have the honor to be,

With the highest respect,

Your Lnorkip's

Most obedient Stumble Servant,

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Financial.

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My Lord,

1537 Hong hone 103

RECEIVED

FEB 21

Victoria, Houghong,

20th December, 1851.

"I have the horn to forward

o for you Loudclip's information iny

a

Letter to

my

addreu

from

the

Colonial Treasurer, relative to the prition in which Mr Rienaceher the 2nd clerk in his Department is placed by his (M2 Mcrcci's

) return to the Colony, and to state that having taken the whole matter ints my most careful consideration, I have considered it only just to

Mr Rienaceker in the place position with respect to emoluments as Mt Comelate, the Chief Clerk,

The Right Armable

The Earl Grey,

.to.

tc.

No.

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