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when the works are completed than to put them

"" fixed establishment, where they will only

burthen; at a later period, when me

become a thave nothing for thear to do.

Mr Blackwood

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will

you be

4 May.

good enough

to refer to the estimates & see conctly what

is Jumpe

usent estatíshment of the surveyor Seat

The Establishment.

of the Sarcega Goud is

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appointed

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2nd March.

Victoria, Hongkong,

1857

The Rt. Honble

St. Latoucheres, M.B.

Governor Sir John Bowring

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1 Inclosures.

Received

of the Surveyor

to be placed as

from Mr Joseph Scott

"Forwarding application

the fixed Establishment

it a

Salary of

& Cheriose Overseer. 37 10

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Alice Coolie

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1685

537

1740 bal.

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Mr Dall

17th May b

agree with fin Blackwood - If ther

Governor considers there are shong grounds dis let him recommend

a moderate inercom

y attention to the me In the despatch & Letter to the Treas

Mr. Ball. In? direct &

mitten in consequence 83451

If we do not reci

great caution every provisional or Apponitment will be converted into permanent one bey Si f. Bowring. should thick despelf.

of that sobre.

The public works at Roughing

mcast the stopped for vent is

funds; but even if they are

not stopped it is more. Convenient to reupley

Picces temporins,

if the cas them, and

dischare

tempo.

of Salary but then

appointment sid be temporary, Is Mayt hey will

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11 May Aplication from Moj

Scott to be placed on the

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Deep! 19 Oct/55.

fixed establishment of

thie Saranya General's Offic with a salary of £250

per answer.

I have to

reniend you

theat Mr.

Seth's reployment as

Overseer of

Works

only permitted on the welerstanding

that it

loas not to be conterived

longer than

longer

thean might

found absolately necession,