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Department, to be First Boarding Officer, vice Mr. A. F. Sampson deceased. Mr. Leatherbarrow has had nine years service, and was strongly recommended for promotion by Captain Thomsett, the Harbour Master.
whose case Mr John Speechly, formed the subject of some correspondence with the Governor to Secy of State in 1882, Convento Colonial Office in 1882, was an applicant for the doorstars of state to former No. 4% of 2nd May 1882.
N. 38 of 28th Febry. 1882, eg mr post; but, as I thought that Mr. Leatherbarrow had a prior claim, I offered Mr. Speechly the post of Second Boarding Officer subject to his passing a medical examination; and, in doing so, I had in mind Lord Kimberley's despatch Nogy of the 2nd May, 1882, in which I was directed to offer Mr. Speechly the first vacancy for which he was qualified, and of which the remuneration was at least equivalent to that which he previously enjoyed. Mr. Speechly declined the appointment.
3. I may add, with regard
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Department, to be First Boarding
Officer, vice Mr. A. F. Sampson deceased. Mr. Leather barrow has
had nine
years service, and was
strongly recommended for
promotion by Captain Thomsett,
the Harbour Master.
の
whose case
Mr John Speechly,
formed the subject of
some correspondence with the
Governor to Secy of State
in 1882, Convento
Colonial Office in 1882,
was an
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N. 38 of 28th Febry. 1882,
applicant for the doorstars of state to fommer No. 4% of 2nd May 1882.
eg
mr
post; but, as I thought that Mr.
Leatherbarrow had a prior claim,
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I offered Mr. Speechly the post of Second Boarding Officer subject to his passing a medical examination; and, in doing so, I had mind. Lord Kimberley's despatch
in
my
Nogy of the 2nd May, 1882, in which I was directed to offer Mr. Speechly
the first vacancy for which he
was
qualified, and of which the remuneration was at least
equivalent to that which he
previously enjoyed. Mr. Speechly
declined the appointment.
3.
I
may
add,
with
regard
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