duties.
Mr. Massons.
however the's under what I haver
sleadjustly
to a public officer in a
held
a. great objection
Colony
de largely
peculiarly placed as Stongtong is
He has En
gaged speculations,
bud
in lands through these is independent of the service. In Mr Masson's Subordinier
out
Capacity the evit does not perhaps stand.
prominently, but I have to frequently been the bad effects
Government Officers occafusing " themselves with trace matters
this place that I think it right.
to sole the evil whenever opportunity
curv
It i
the Service itself
the
not
And
Lav
that
only the
reputation Government suffers in the
"cy's of Chinese and others, but, it is unfair to those officers .
Morals rectitude
Cr
whose
self-respect
a loof.
induces them with equal means, and advantages to hold as from templations, and be content # See themselves in
Comparative
Pourly while their less scrupulous brother officer passes by them
the requisition of worldly weath
Mr Masson
otherwise of irreproachable character, his age about 42, but his health indifferent _ He has been over)
10-years
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"
in the Service.
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26.
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26. M. C. May, First Polie
Magistrate, has been
of the
one of
most useful servants that this Government has ever had in its
Service.
Of Great sagacity, strict Ronesty and much experience he has :Satisfactorily discharged the duties of Superintendent of Police and But evently of Stipendiary Magistrate for a period lacking 17 years. He is thoroughly qualified for the
over
recently
been
office to which he has re-
But while recognizing
promoted.
has been a
IN = May's superior qualifications, I should be wrong to pass by the fault which I have just noted in M. Masson (Mw: 25). M. May very successful land. speculator, and I do not think that this Government. In benefilled
his operations equally with M. May himself._ In fast -aly Mr. Mays Straightforwardnces of purpose, and mantmess of character have carried
without opprobrium in a
humi ar
place where not only
is every face!
"Set in a note book, learned, and "Coned by rote", but a very large "quantity" maliciously invented for Records _ He has lately been gradually Drawing out of his monetary speculation, or I should anticipate that his
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usefulness
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