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continue
long
as he is employed
Co
Insident Eugner of the Waterworks.
7.
Mr. Cook the Foreman
enpermetending the miners, who has
suffered very severely from fever,
is absor
desirous to retire next November upon
the
termination of his engagement, but as he
has greatly improved in health devring the last three months, I am of opinion that
he
be induced to re
wight be
were made worth his while. As it is
Me -eu
-engage, if it
of
paramount importance to retain the
service in the scuptoy scout of Stathome
Cook for a further teren
of i
to on
three years.
the terms of his present agreement, viz. $160
wonth, with the addition of a bons is of
A
$120 for the first year,
year,
S
and $360
。 for
B2440 for the second
the third
year:
In considering
the fore going.
proposals, the Government will bear in
mind that there can be but little.
analogy between the ratis officers
of pay of.
"
in the Public Service, and that of officers opcaially vegaged for
which is carried on
a work
underground in an
unhealthy atmosphere, and that what
· good salary
services
ofce
AAA EAA
like allt: Cook, whove
may
be considered a
former
9.
ccese, is scarcely
In a letter
of has made him thoroughly familiar
with the wot
maintenance, working,
and
repairs of the Hattione boring machines used in the tunnel, I howe
which
are
to request authority to re-engage W
Cook
addressed you
a-
in the
so in the latter.
of even Requisition
date,
I have
on the Crown
or assistant
A gouts for an English Fitter Forman for the Tytam. Tunel, but I
may
t
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