4.
5
tivo, becoine
will, in a year an excellent Chinen Scholar
I have no hesitation.
therefore, although Mr. Turner
has been but a few years in the Service in this Colony, verumending
in
him
for the Office of Eugistren Bonnel and Particlon General of Chinese, to which I have provisionally acpointed him, and for which he is better fitted
in this
ú
than
other official any fovemment. I think also this carly promotion to the stead of departments will have the effect of encouraging other junior Offices to follow his example in
Gdinance No 13 of
1860.
310
learning Chinese
The Salary of
General is €700
the Pugiation
and is
year,
borne
upon
the Civil List te
bolden
7
the
Office being in the
receipt of public monies is required to enter into Bond to the Crown, $5000. himself in £1.07/1.134and two 15000. Sureties in 2/041.13.4each.
I have further to report
that I have appointed provisionally Grace's approval, to your
subject
Mr. John Gerrard, the second clerk in the Pagistine Beneral's departiment, to be first clerk, in the place of Mr Turner, and Mr. Reward Floß Chapman,
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.