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Sir,
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ENCLOSURE.
Treasury.
6th February, 1895.
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In compliance with the request contained in your letters Nos. 74 and 75 of 11th January, we proceeded to the Observatory on the 29th of that month in order to enquire into certain matters in connection with the working of the Observatory during the absence of Dr. Doberck.
These matters were, by your minute of 11th ultimo in C.O. No. 3287/94, defined as "the statements made by Dr. Doberck especially against Mr. Plummer".
The statements referred to are to the following effect.
A. That Mr. Plummer was solely responsible for the present state of the Observatory (which was implied to be, and which Dr. Doberck informed us he found to be unsatisfactory).
B. That he had improperly discontinued observations without obtaining His Excellency's permission.
The Honourable
The Acting Colonial Secretary.
&C.,
&C.,
B.C.
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32
110
ENCLOSURE.
Treasury.
6th. February, 1895.
44
en-
In compliance with the request contained in
your letters Nos.74 and 75 of 11th. January, we proceeded to
the Observatory on the 29th, of that month in order to
quire into.....certain matters in connection with the work
ing of the Observatory during the absence of Dr.Doberck",
These matters were, by your minute of 11th, ultimo in C. 5.0.
No. 3287/94, defined as "the statements made by Dr. Doberok
especially against Mr. Plummer".
The statements referred to are to the follow-
2.
ing effect.
A. That Mr. Plummer was solely responsible
for the present state of the Observatory (which was implied
to be, and which Dr. Doberok informed us he found to be unsa-
tisfactory).
B. That he had improperly discontinued obser-
vations without obtaining His Excellency's permission.
The Honourable
The Acting Colonial Secretary.
C
80.1
&C.,
BC.
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