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So it would have been just if we

had 430 qualifications that George Bowen desires; as well as we had allowed Hagwards to have Camsh, the promotion he had well deserved on Aug 23.

Captain Dadson, the Superintendent of the B. Guiene Penal Settlement, would do for the place, and I suppose it would be a promotion for him, though the salary is little more than his present one. I think it would be good to see him recommended and we must find some suitable man to relieve him on 1 June.

Have him trained at home. Elv 24.6 mr Anterbus. RM 24/0. A copy of this letter and of ours to 4.0. RMA. I should send the four. He desires; and, if he is trained for a short time in England (1.0. would say how long), I believe he would be the best that we could have for this post. Capt. Dadson and Cl. Elliott were both trained and have both done extremely well. For his opinion, refer to A. Gordon's letter, me 4624/87, regarding Major Knollys; New Zealand. Rht. Ausf. 24. Yes. A.24. D. Sor

Major Knollys has declined. See his note herewith. I am not surprised but I am at a loss at this result. I can see that we tried the Home Office for Capt. Dadson, but he would not take the place. Major L.d. Knollys, a candidate who has been on Sir Fitzjames Gordon's staff, has, I think, all the qualifications for the post for many years. See Mo. 15093 Rht. Aug. 31.

So it would have been just if we had 430 qualifications that George Bowen desires; as well as we had allowed Hagwards to have Camsh, the promotion he had well deserved on Aug 23.

Captain Dadson, the Superintendent of the B. Guiene Penal Settlement, would do for the place, and I suppose it would be a promotion for him, though the salary is little more than his present one. I think it would be good to see him recommended and we must find some suitable man to relieve him on 1 June.

Have him trained at home. Elv 24.6 mr Anterbus. RM 24/0. A copy of this letter and of ours to 4.0. RMA. I should send the four. He desires; and, if he is trained for a short time in England (1.0. would say how long), I believe he would be the best that we could have for this post. Capt. Dadson and Cl. Elliott were both trained and have both done extremely well. For his opinion, refer to A. Gordon's letter, me 4624/87, regarding Major Knollys; New Zealand. Rht. Ausf. 24. Yes. A.24. D. Sor

Major Knollys has declined. See his note herewith. I am not surprised but I am at a loss at this result. I can see that we tried the Home Office for Capt. Dadson, but he would not take the place. Major L.d. Knollys, a candidate who has been on Sir Fitzjames Gordon's staff, has, I think, all the qualifications for the post for many years. See Mo. 15093 Rht. Aug. 31.