CO129-038 - Sir Bonham - 1851 [10-12] & Public Offices - 1851 [10-12] — Page 291

that as prolonged change of climate is absolutely recepory

for

The

recovery of hot Pedders

health. _ I trust, therefore, that

Jour Lordship will

to pleased

to approve of his leave.

Mr Petser proceeds to

via the Cape

England, via the

Hope;

in

and

in

date

1 Good

to Ship Hugh Walker;"

his leave is to

Commence

the 6th Instant, up to which

he has been paid his

Salary

at the

per annum,

rate

of £600.

as

attested by

the accompanying Artificate

from the Acting Colonial Treasures.

the overland Mail

By

his month, I hall report

to Your Lordship the arrange=

=ments

made for the

performance

of

Jar Perser's

い

duties, during

his absence. - 290 I have the honor to be,

Wish the highest respect,

Your Lordships.

most obedient Humb's Servant, Aumble

Seshain