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Moore wishes to take his wife to the Colony when he goes, Court to be allowed a passage for his wife after he has made arrangements for her in the Colony.

In recommending these candidates Sir R. Rawlinson remarks that "personally I think a Clerk of Works will be better married than single considering the place and the work", and if the Secretary of State sees no objection, we propose to provide a free passage to the Colony for Mrs Moore with her husband, and to insert a clause in the agreement to be signed by Mr Court that if he decides within six months after his departure from England, to have his wife sent out, a free passage shall be provided for her.

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86 " Moore wishes to take his wife to the Colony when he goes, Court to be allowed a passage for his wife after he has made arrangements for her in the Colony. In recommending these candidates Sir R. Rawlinson remarks that "personally I think a Clerk of Works will be better married than single considering the place and the work", and if the Secretary of State sees no objection, we propose to provide a free passage to the Colony for Mrs Moore with her husband, and to insert a clause in the agreement to be signed by Mr Court that if he decides within six months after his departure from England, to have his wife sent out, a free passage shall be provided for her. I have the honour to be, Your Obedient Servant

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86 " Moore wishes to take his wife to and the Colony when he goes, Court to be allowed a passage for his wife after he has made arrangements for her in the Colony. - [f In recommending these candidates Sir R. Rawlinson remarks that "personally I think "a Clerk of Works will be better married than single considering 'the place and the work", and if the Secretary of State sees no objection, we propose to provide a free passage to the Colony for Mrs Moore with her husband, and to insert a clause in the agreement to be signed by Mr Court that if he decides within six months after after his departure from England, to have his wife sent out, a free passage shall be provided for her. I have the honour to be, Sor Your Obedient Servant

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Moore wishes to take his wife to

and

the Colony when he

goes, Court to be allowed a passage for his wife after he has made arrangements for her in the Colony. -

In recommending these candidates Sir R. Rawlinson remarks that "personally I think

"a Clerk of Works will be better

married than single considering

'the place and the work", and if the Secretary of State sees no objection,

we propose to provide a free passage to the Colony for Mrs Moore with her husband, and

to insert a clause in the agreement to be signed by Mr Court that

if he decides within six months

after

after his departure from England, to have his wife sent out, a free passage shall be provided for

her.

I have the honour to be,

Sor

Your Obedient Servant

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