CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 67

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undoubted zeal and general usefuluce, but I think it right

to remark that his sevices as a

Linguist

are someulat impaired by his inability to tranelate

Thinen with that freedom which

I aspectel

iu

WIL

Seterpreter..

M3 fildwell at present. recives a Salary of

- Salary of £400 per annum

and enjoys the abvantages of lodgings with his family in the

Police Station -

I am, on matine sounideration

his

fall the circumstances of position, of opinion that an ~ abrance of £100 to his annual Salary is neither

Mene Mun

less

C

(

than Mur Caldwell

may fairly

claim, and in view-

F

the

inercasing

Revenue of the Colom

recommend

Iventure respectfully to rerumund that this increase reccive

approbation and auttaitt

I have the hour to be, With the highest repest,

Your Munit obedient Sumba Servant,

Maine