; absence from the Colony is probably more beneficial to the administration of justice than his presence. It would be a great blessing for the Colony if he never returned.
Betty abound 16/9 8.2 In 100246769 390 Whing Justice. Amable to M. Grondiner, Puisne Judge Supreme Court Hong Kong, July 14th 1869. - great blessing for the Tin NMK 15.9.69
Referring to my letter to you of the 31 of March last and to your reply of the 12 of April last N. 147 it appears that His Excellency was pleased to refuse my application for Vacation leave but was willing to grant leave of absence for 5 months on half statutory salary.
On my request my application for leave was referred home and I had hoped for a final decision.
The Honorable J. Gardiner Austin, Colonial Secretary.
(Coopy:)
;
absence from the Colony is purtable mor beneficial to the and meintration of justice
than his presence
It world to a
Colony if he never returned.
Betty aboun
16/9 8.2
In 100246769
390
Whing Justice. Amale to M. Grondiner Pustion Supreme Court Hongthing,
July.
14th 1869.
- preat blessing for
the
Tin
NMK
15.9.69
Referring to my
letter to you of
6 your reply
The 31 of March last and to:
of the 12 of April last N. 147 it appears that His &excellency refusing my application
for Vacation leave
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pleased to express hir
willingness to grant leave of absence for 55
months on
On
half statory.
Vacation leave
my request my application for
Meferrect home and &
had hoped for a final
CLAIRADEILI
The Honorable J. Purdiner Austin, Colonial Voorstway
Qo
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