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increase to his pay may

pay may be considered.

The objection to the appointment of adjutant is that it bars the permanent members

acting promotion,

?

the force from

ass in the absence

of the captain superintendent he will

always take charge of the force, but

I would not contest the point further.

n

Let the

adjutant and

Sergeant

be appointed as proposed - the appointments to be purely provisional and temporary, to be borne

as such and to

on the Estimates

carry no right

to any Civil Service precedence

this is

to

be agreed to the War Office

Should be privately told of the arrangement:

See note attached to 11681.

C.P.L.

17. Jan

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is not worth while &

this controversy; but it is

little harm

and ehren die Harport

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that he should have a good appointment

through excessive imagining

wished

C

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Grillers noted as

we had

that we

have

faltende Scheman; also

had no much interest

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on the other hand if we Deane & his

a omitted the

Harpool neglected to have proper care taken of the Carlines Proper dulling of that portion of the Ship its carries fil ans, the

fact goes to prove that in George Bowen is right in wishing to have a ...