CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 81

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The Lient: Governor decires ofurther to remarks that the extrandiuary exertions required from you immucdiately

infrequent to the decimation sthan,

when

2very

cudemonu was

reing made

to place the Colony in as efficient

state of defence as sircumstances

a

would permit were performed in spirit of much reatines and self

them as honourath

denial, rendering to yourself as they were

ervice to forument.

of undoubted

I have, He.. (Signed) C. B. Hillier

Offy

True Expy)

Konial Secretary

Colonial Secretary.

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Sir,

January 1855-

I feel it your

right that

you

testimony which

you

should have the

desire from

Aue.

the tere years in which

During the ten

I have filled either the

Offices of

attorng General or Jutge

in the

Colony I could not fail in common with others to observe the efficiency

with which

outy

as a

you discharged your General Interpreter in

2. R. Coldwell, hay th