CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 76

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of an Interpreter of

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under the Foreign Office, and that the Ealary of those officer would

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who has

one who

throughaling service of Twelve years zealously intearoaned to discharge all his duties.

In conclusion. I would als: add that. I have continually been cmployed in arsisting Her Majesty's Naval Service in the Suppression of Piracy; and that the numerous testimonials which I have the howm to append herets satisfactorily prove

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that I have carved the approbation

of all classes of my superins in the discharge of my manifold duties_ I am no longer a young man, and I have a family growing wh

up around

me who I would wish to cruente

respectably, and I trust, Sir, that

both

and the Aninable the

you Lieutenant Governor will consider

my requests as reasonable and will support it by your advocacy and

recommendation to the Dome

Authorities.

I have, &c.

(True Copy) (Signed) D. R. Caldwell

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Colonial Secretary-

General

Intervrete and

Assistant Superintendent of Police,