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and in the future between Mr Horspool and the Adjutant.
(b.) Should
Superintendent
an
Assistant
ever be appointed
I consider that it is preferable that a Cadet acquainted with the Chinese language should be
selected.
وه (e)
am unable to admit
that there is
the present
any analogy between
case and that cited.
in the 3rd paragraph of Mr. Horspool's letter with reference to the appointment of Mr. Wodehouse
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Superintendent of the Chinese
contingent.
(d) In paragraph 4 Mr. Horspool
does
Hee
does not desire any change in the "conditions of his omits to mention that his present
conditions of
service.
service.
give
him
advantages over a Superintendent
in the matter of time as to when a pension can be claimed of right, and as to the supply of uniform.
I have always had
much pleasure in reporting that MW. Horspool has satisfactorily discharged the duties of Chief. Inspector. I have refrained from expressing any
such opinion
opinion as to
the discharge of his duties as an doting duperintendent.
3.
I cannot overlook the
liberal
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