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the services of Mr. Brewer, the Government Marine Surveyor, in the inspection of Engines and Carriages.
2.
their
1 to 4.
I enclose copies of Enclosures, the correspondence which has passed on the subject, from which it will be seen that periodical inspections are all that will be required, and that, for these, the Company propose giving $40 a month as remuneration.
3.
Why Mr. Brewer's assistance should be required, when the Company have a permanent resident Engineer of their own, I do not know, except as a check on the latter! Mr. Ryrie, (Unofficial Member of Council), who writes on behalf of the Company, says that there is no one in Hongkong, except Mr. Brewer, who understands the work.
4.
On condition that his official duties are in no way interfered with, I have provisionally
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the services of Mr. Brewer, the | Government Marine Surveyor, in the inspection of Engines and Carriages.
2.
their
1 to 4.
I enclose copies of Enclosures, the correspondence which to 15 full
has passed
on the subject,
· from which it will be seen
that periodisal inspections
are all that will be required,
and that,
for
these, the
Company propose giving #40
a month ad
3.
remuneration.
Why Mr. Brewer's
assistance
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assistance should be required,
a
when the Company have permanent resident Engineer
of their own, I do not know,
except
as
a
cheek
on
the latter!
Mr Ryrie, (Unofficial Member
on
of Council), who writes behalf of the Company, says
that there is no one
in
Hongkong, exzept Mr. Brewer,
who understands the work.
4.
his
On condition that
official duties are in no
way interfered with, I have,
provisionaly
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