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from solved Major-General A. H. A. Gexton, the Superintendent of the

Prison at Victoria.

2.

Since his arrival here,

Major-General Gordon has proved

himself to be an able and energetic

Officer

in

A

difficult

and

delicate position; and the loss of his services in his present post would be injurious to this. Colony. It is hoped, therefore, that it may be possible to

make an

arrangement 4

by which those services will

is the

Charle

be his me

vale

be retained here,

I have the honour to be,

Sin

Your Most-Obuctions,

Humble Servant,

5.MBower