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Nor. Parrant was not a person to be re-employed under Government. That Gentleman informed in answer to his memorial that no claim of his upon Government could be recognised further than for the arrears of Salary from the date of his suspension to the date of the abolition of his office - which were granted him.
The despatch to the Governor containing this decision conveyed at the same time the Secretary of State's sanction of the abolition of Mr Parrant's Office - which had until 7th April 1849 been delayed.
Mr Tarrant upon the receipt of this decision made application to the Governor for re-employment, which petition the Governor did not entertain.
Mr Parrant then forwarded a memorial to the Secretary of State, praying that as he had only been granted Salary from the date of his suspension to the date of the abolition of his office in the Colony
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Nor. Parrant was not a
person to be re-employed
under Government, That Gentleman informed in answer
was
to his memorial that
no clarin of Lis upon Government could be
recognised further than for the
Lis
the arrears of Salary from the date of his suspension to the
date of the abolition of his office- which were granted Lim -
The despatch to the Governor containing this decision conveyed at
the same time the Lecretary
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Lecretary of States sanction
of the abolition of Mr
Parrants Office - which
7th April 1849 had until
delayed -
now
heen
Mr Tarrant upon the
receipt of this decision
made application to the Governor for re-employment which petition the Governor
did not entertani
M. Parrant Ken forwarded a memorial to the Lecretary of State
that as he had praying only been granted
Salary from the date of his suspension to the
date of the abolition his office in the
Colony
of
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