CO129-167 - Sir Kennedy - 1874 [1-8] — Page 525

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with the fact of Bruce's refusal,- and telegraphed

lee

paid?"

"excellent clock instead of Bruce "propoved wil papage tu Daving every confidence in Caland Henderson's

judgment, I telegraphed in reply "Send " proposed cleack immediately "papage por doll's line will "be repaid)."

5.

I naw

infer from Your Lordship's Telegram, that the

candidate is a married man).

can maintain

No European

a

wife here on a

a sal

salary of

£250, and I would not be

instrumental in bringing-any

respectable person to this distant lealany

and

Arying

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climate, on such imposible

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conditions. If therefore, Colonel

Wenderson's candidate:

bes

married, and without other

than his

means

-Dalary,

I

would strongly discourage him

from accepting

the salam

an

offure,

a

salary of which he would not looking to the cont of living/ maintain a wife in decency.

6.

It is rarely that an

eligible candidate for such can be found

office

epot, and I

Am

an

found on the

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to