I do not wish to disturb
The present arrangement of
by which the Botanical Superintendent
of
the Botanical
Gardens and plantations
has been rendered independent of
the Surveyor General's department,
and which is in accordance with the
view expressed in my predecessor's despatch of the 15th October 1878, appears to be working
well, and I have no
wish to disturb it, nor
I gather does it appear from
the correspondence that
Mr. Price is desirous
of any
alteration.
of
Mr. Ford's
the
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The tone of
his letter (however) of
16th
of
October 1879
is obviously improper.
I cannot consider
that any justification
for it can be found in
sufficient provocation
for it from the terms of
Price's letter
of
the
28th of August 1877:
I must
state
If therefore the Superintendent's protest
2.
I ka no wish to distad
The present aircongement of
by which the Brokami sufer
·intendent
of
the Botanical
Gardensplantations
has been rendered inde-
-pendent of
the survey or
general's department,
and which is in accordance with the
vesion expressed in my predecesores despotide of the 15 8:06 1878, affears to be working
well, and I have no
wish to disturb it, nor
I gather does it appear from
the correspondence that
proposes this
M: Price is desirous
569
of any
should be done.
alteration.
of
m? Fonds'
the
3.
H
'The tone;
letter (however) of
16
tu
of
October 1879
is obviously improper
I cannot consider
any justification
that he received ang
for it can be found in
Sufficient provocatio
for it from the terms of
Price's letter
of
M
Ehre
28th of August 1877:
I must
Stefan
If there fore the Shefer.
intendent's port
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