No 112.
Police Department,
June, 1867.
Sir,
His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve of Inspector Comins' application for leave of absence for six weeks.
At the time this application was made Mr Comins was in hopes of obtaining a free passage for himself and wife to Japan or some of the Northern ports of China; this he now finds he cannot procure.
Looking therefore to Mr Comins' length of service, his integrity and ...
The Honourable
M. J. Ball, Esq.
Acting Colonial Secretary.
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Sir
Police Department,
215
June, 1867).
His Excelling the Gevnnor has been pleased to approve of Inspector Comin's application for leave of absmnes for sixe avesses.
At the time this application
made Mr Gonin
Avas
Avas
in hopes of oblaining
a free passage for himself and wife to Japan
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of the Northern ports of China; this he
de he cannet
finds
procure.
Loothing therefore to Mr Conins
length of survive, his integrity and
The Menerables.
M. J. Ball, Eg
Acting Colonial Secretary.
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