examination in law in the
Colony, shall have a
preferential claim to the post of Police Magistrate.
3.
"The remarks regarding Mr. Jameson apply equally to the case
of Mr. Jones who has applied for a prolonged extension of his leave for the purpose of being called to the Bar.
4.
As regards the mistakes in Mr. Jameson's leave
papers, an
error of one month
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in the record of his half-pay leave is due to the fact that, by an oversight, the decision conveyed in paragraph 3 of Lord Knutsford's despatch No. 158 of the 2nd August, 1890,
I was not at the time noted in the Register of Leave kept in the Colonial Secretary's Office, but with respect to the second month, I would invite
your attention to the terms of Lord Knutsford's despatch No. 206 of the 26th September,
1890
examination in law in the
Colony, shall have a
prefer. ential claim to the post of Police Magistrate.
3.
"The remarks regard. ing Mr. Jameson apply equally to the case
of Mr Jones who has applied for a prolonged extension of his leave for the purpose of being called to the Bar.
4.
As regards the mis
takes in Mr. Jameson's leave
papers,
an
error of one
one month
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90.
in
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in the record of his half pay leave is due to the fact that, by an oversight, the decision conveyed in paragraph 3 of Lord Knutsford's despatch. N: 158 of the 2nd August, 1890,
I was not at the time noted in the Register of Leave kept in the Colonial Secretary's Office, but with respect to the second month, I would invite
your attention to the terms of Lord Knutsford's despatch No 206 of the 26th September,
1890
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