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render vacant the office in the Police Department, and also that of Superintendent of the Fire Brigade at Aingsing.
2. Mr. Wodehouse, the Police Magistrate, applied for the latter office in a letter of which I enclose a copy; and I have conferred it on him (subject to Your Lordship's confirmation) under the powers given to the Governor by Ordinance 4 of 1868, (Section 3) and under the Conditions specified in the Colonial Secretary's letter of the 15th instant - The Salary is $80 per month.
Enclosure 2
Wodehouse to the Colonial Secretary, April 18th 1883.
3. Mr. Wodehouse is a very active and able-bodied Officer; and I am advised that it is desirable on public grounds that the Superintendent of the Brigade should be held by a gentleman invested with the authority of a Police Magistrate, and able to act promptly and officially at the commencement of any disturbances which may occur.
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render vacant hed office in the Police 4407% bepartment, and also that of
Superintendent
of
the Fire Brigade at
Aingsing.
2. Mr. Woodchance, the Police
"Magistrate, applied for
latter
This office in a
1
the rever
reversion of
teller
of
which Inclose.
a copy;
Fcloture [
and I have
Conferred it ow
april.9.1883.
himi (Eubject to Your Lordship's
(Conferination, )
under the powers grown
to the Governor by Ordinance 4 of 1868,
(Section 3) and lunder the Condition's
Epecified
in the Colonial Recretary to
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beller of the 15th instant - The Ealary
is
Enclosure 2
Worte
april 18th
1093.
15 at the pate of lighty ($80) Bollar per month.
3. MS. Wodehouse to th
Active and able-bodied
very
Officer;
and I am adored that it is ~
desirable on
place of
public grounds that the
the Superintendent of the
Bongade should be held by a gentleman inverted with the authority
thority of a Police Magistrate, and able to ach promptly
and officially at the commencement of any disturbances which may
occur
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