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for promotion, and though they would regret to lose his valuable services in this Department, yet they respectfully would his application to the most favorable consideration of His Excellency the Governor.
I have, &c.,
(Signed) NG Choy Acting Police Magistrate.
Minute by His Excellency the Governor.
28 February, 1881.
For the same reason that seems to have influenced Sir Arthur Kennedy in promoting Mr Seth in February 1875, I now appoint him, subject to the Secretary of State's sanction, to the post of First Clerk in the Colonial Secretary's Office; and, during Mr Wodehouse's absence, to the post of Acting Chief Clerk and Clerk of Councils.
Apart from the admirable way in which W. Seth has, at all times, done his work as a Government Officer, his knowledge of the law brings him within the rule laid down by the Secretary of State's despatch No. 8 of the 28th August 1855 and in the Government Notifications of the 2nd July 1855.
16. N. 343 6/1887.
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for promotion, and thouah
they
16. N. 343 6/1887.
would regret to love his valuable services is this Department, yet-
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Acspectfully
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application to the most favorable consideration of His Excellency thres Governor.
I have, to,
(Signed) NG (hey Aeting Police Magionate.
Moviete by Hi's Excellency the invernor.
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For the same reason.
that seems to have influenced Sir Arthur Kennedy in promoting Mr Seth wie February 1875, I now apporist him, subject to the Secretary of Stak's sanchow, to the post of Thirst flerk is the Colonial Secretary's Office; and, dursing Mr Wodehouse's absence, to the post of Aching thilf flerk and flerk of (onneils.
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Secretary of State's despatch N. 8 of the 28th August
1855 and in the Government
Notifications of the 2nd July 1855.
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