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of the service.
In support of my application I may be permitted to mention the following service :-
On the 6th February 1868 I was appointed by Governor Sir Richard Graves MacDonnell to the post of Student's Interpreter at the Magistracy, which appointment I resigned in October 1869 to enter the service of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
On the 14 September 1872, however, I re-entered the Civil Service of the Colony as 3rd Clerk in the Magistracy.
In the following year I was promoted to the Office of 2nd Clerk; and in February, 1875, I was further promoted to be 1st Clerk in the same Department.
While still holding the latter appointment, I was offered by Sir John Pope Hennessy the post of 2nd Clerk in the Colonial Secretary's Office upon the death of Mr J. M. D'Almada e Castro in February 1881; and Mr Nodehouse, then Clerk of Councils and Chief Clerk, being
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of the service.
In support of my
application I may be permitted to
mentin the following service :-
On the pḥ óbɛbru
Shebruary
1868 I was appointed by Governa
Sir Richard Move Donnell to the
post of stindustan's Interpreted at the dragistracy, which ~ appointment I recigined in October 1869 to enter the service
of the Peninsular and Oriental
Stean Navigation Company.
น
On the 14 September
1872, however, I re-entered the
Civil Service of the Colvisy
ad
езна
3rd Clerk ris the Magistracy.
In the following
year I was promoted to the
Office of 2nd Clerk; and in February, 1875, I was further promoted to be pt Clerk in
the same Department.
While still holding
the latter appointment, I was offered by Sir Solve Pope Hennessy the post of p2t Clerto six the
Clonial Secretary's Office upon the death of Mt J. M. D'Álmada é Castro i'v February 1881 ;
and
Mr Nodehouse, then Clerk of Concils and Chief Clerk, being
at
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