CO129-264 - Governor Sir Robinson & Public Offices - 1894 [9-12] — Page 10

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Chadwick Lucas was appointed indefinitely at £300 per annum.

In the 30th hour, we came to the Colony with the impression that the Hudenicks had written a day later that they did not intend to draw a salary so unsettled in April 24 to the end of 1896.

The usual "professional charge for such educational references" was performed.

This letter was inked by the Col. Lee on the basis that the hiring would be open and that the salary might be rendered necessary before 2 ensuing years frequently that a salary might be warranted through professional charges.

Unless there is any point in the above minute that you think ought to be raised, I think the Governor might receive approval of his despatch subject to the separate despatches which have been written on various subjects & subject to such special reports as he has promised.

C.P.L. 8 March regards to Chadwick.

The new arrangement is not as valuable as an experiment. Even if there is a little more expense in a year or his, it is better than £300 a year as a permanence.

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