extraordinary Salute, such salute
shall not be
only.
5.
given by
one Service
Admiral King remarked that the Navy dnstructions had no such provision, and that he had already promised to join the proposed celebration
6.
imm
Under these circumstances
Admiral King, General Bay and myself
exive to the conclusion that the best course would be to support the Admiral in
the
promise he had given, and to
join in the salute, as the error, if
one, would be
7.
on the side
The Salutes were
of Courtesy. therefore
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fired from the Shore and Navy on the following day, and on the afternoon of
Day Lieutenant
that
Mackenzie called at the Government offices during my
absence, and left a card conveying
Admiral Bell's thanks compliment paid.
8.
for the
My object in placing
on record
this circumstance on and bringing it to your notice, is that the apparent discrepancy between the orders issued to two
Branches of Ster Majesty's Service
be considered, and the this Colony,
may Governo
f
on any
future occasion
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the Kind, may
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