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joined the Port office here when it was under Imperial control, and that this Government Ins Knowledge of his antecedents, he having arrived in this Colony from Melbourne early in 1857 looking for employment. A vacancy occurring amongst the clerks in the
office, he was
Post
was appointed to it
in March 1857 by Mr. Chapman,
who was at that time the Deputy
Post Master General, and
the
upon
transfer of the
office
to the Colony in
Assistant
1850, Mr. Mitchell was continued
in his mucent: Office of Post-Master General
am
I mention there facts
as
7
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I
aware that MW. Anstey forwarded to Sir Rdward Lytton with
With agedy his letter of the 17th May 1859
q
1:14 page 407.
Blue Book (aid.
"Before Parliament,
No not printed
in the volume
Bublished
Andoure from
an
anonymous
an
correspondente in Houstong (who I am satisfied from the context was Mr. Minnow) in which it
stated that Mi? snitchell And
was
"served two years under penal "servitude for embezzling
I to not think there is a
shadow
7 which is indignantly tinied by Mr. Mitchell, who has also given in a note to Mr. Alexander of
bruth in this statement
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