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is euch as to render it mexpedient

to refer questions of business to him. Fortunately it is

not indispensable

in the present instance to do so.

The remunciation proposed bytir

At Robinson is not unreasonable

and the Secretary offlate merry

many will

accept his eccommendation as

Justifying

it. The whole amount

which the Rennie would verive at

trat eate

for

lach season would

migh season

The 1780. and for

probably not more than £30..

amounts which looking to the

reale of falacier establishments in China.

in private

annot

ea un

be considered excepive. Under

these circumstances I would.

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recommend that in conformity

with Sir H. Robinsons suggestion. the

remuneration of the Auditon shouts

t

P

be fixed at ± 10. a

he

ship- and that should be allowed to charge at that

rate for the accounti which be

audit

for

the season.

mayy

of 1867. 62.

I have the honor to be

Sir

Your

thedient

Stumble servant

Avelandoch