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the

Colony day and when I landed in the

have been continued

and

latterly with but slight intermissions ever

since, both in private and in public, insults so

gross that they have been made the subject

of newspaper criticism on more than

one occasion and have caused

caused myself to be treated as an

object of sympathy by persons with whom and with which previous acquaintance

I had no

moreover slightest bearing

had not the

on or relation to

this matter which must before long form

the subject of enquiry by the Home authorities were it not that

it not that your

in

fam: Honor

has treated as

you.

have

Love your

letter now under

acknowledgement and I now

refer to the

the subject with

not to

deep regret, feeling that a matter, which is sub judice as this is ought be mentioned between the parties.

I am perfectly satisfied with the knowledge of what is due to my office Registrar and until those points my position which

in

Honor

question

the questions raised by your I should not have alluded to

this

are

are now called

defined and settled by the authorities at home I ave,

in

content