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for a distinction the sufficiency of which I can most fitly be judged by Her
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I have heard of such a privilege being extended to the Navy in any Colony,
of precedence.
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already many
disadvantages to contend compared with Members of other branches of Her Majesty's Service, whilst unlike officers of Her Majesty's Navy and Army they have no claim to
any
distinction beyond the limits
of the Colony where they serve. I
therefore see reason to deprecate the
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