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Clerks work harder or are worse then they are.
My letter of the 17th January (Copy) N27 will show that so far as the Revenue of this Office is concerned, the Colony can well afford a reasonable increase in the salaries of those who now seek it, and I trust that the matter will meet with His Excellency's sanction.
I have, &c.,
(Signed) F. W. Mitchell,
Postmaster General.
Douglong, 6th March, 1865.
Sir,
It is not without reluctance that we take leave to address to you the present remonstrance, our situation is such, that leaves us no alternative. We therefore take the liberty to bring to your notice the insufficiency of our respective salaries to meet our ordinary necessary expenses, which increase every day with the enhancement of the price of almost every item of our household.
مجھے باریم
111
Clerks work harder or are worce
then they are.
My letter
of
e paid
(Copy)
the 17th January hast
N27 will show that
so
for
Revenue is the
of
Office
the
as the
to the Colonial
Ivernment is concerned, the Colony
can well afford a reasonable imcrease
in
the salaries
f
those who now seek it,
and I trust that the matter will meet with His Excellenen's sanction.
I have, you
(Signed) F. W. Mitchell,
Portinarter General.
Sir,
we
Dougtong. gd March, 1865.
It is not without reluctance that
bey leave to address to you the precent remonstraver, our situation is such, that leaves is no alternative. Ave therefore latte
the liberty to bring to insufficiency of
to meet our
our
your
notice the
respective salaries
ordinary may necessary expences
which increase every day with the enhancement of the price of almost every
ilem of
of our
household, which compled.
F. to. Mitchell, Espre
M. Postmaster General.
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