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become aware that it
was not
desirable for this Colary to devote
£800 per annum
in
much more competent and experienced
person.
and
19.
M. Moorson is also
aware that
in view of the want of confidence
in
in salary allavances to a gouiluvan of his
genileman
my
reason/
limited experience and acquirements for satisfying the exigencies of the Civil Service. I have, therefore, long since informed Mr Buckle of my opinion, and have told him that I world
explain to Your Lordship for not gazelling him on the permanent list of Officer. We therefore still continues to hold only a provisional appointment "ad interim" and pending arrival of a succefor. It is may desirable, however, that if a succefor provided for him, he should be a
be
him on the part of the Executive it
is
my -position of this Garment in the
intention to place the peculiar
matter before Your Lordship by die
thail, and I sinenely hope that his
removal to
some more suitable
position
solve the
mayy
very
unpleasant
difficully, which apparently must
otherwise be dealt with by this Govern. ment in a less pleasant
fact that he was
mever
mawe,
educated
an Architect is alone sufficient dis-
qualification and second only to his
candiarly
The
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