Colonial Office
asks
for
District Inspector for Hong Kong.
(Copy)
13008
10071
Feb 28 UL 17,
Royal Irish Constabulary Office
Dublin Castle
903
Submitted
With reference to the attached correspondence, I have to report that First Class District Inspector E. M. P. Wynne, having carefully considered the offer which was made to him of temporary employment in Hong Kong was reluctantly compelled to decline the offer owing to family considerations.
The Inspector General selected First Class District Inspector Thomas A. Howe as a suitable Officer for this duty and offered him the post referred to in the Colonial Secretary's letter of the 8th July.
Mr Howe has accepted the offer and will be ready to start when required.
Mr. Howe is an Ex-Scholar, Trinity College Dublin, and joined the Royal Irish Constabulary in October 1882. He is a good officer and quite prepared to do hard work in the office which he is now selected to fill temporarily. He thus has nearly 15 years' service.
lonial office
asks
for
istrict Inspector for Hong Hong.
(Copy)
13008
10071
Fec 28 UL 17,
Royal Mike Constabulary Office
Dublin Castle
903
Submitted
With
reference
to the attached
correspondence, I have to report that First Class District Inspector E. M. P. Wynne, having carefully considered
the
offer
which was made to him
of temporary employment in Hong Kong was reluctantly compelled
to decline the offer owing to family considerations
The Inspector General selected First
`Class District Inspector Thomes A. Howe as a
suitable
Officer for this duty and offered him the post referred to in the Colonial Secretary's of the 8th July.
letter
Mr Howe has accepted the offer and will be ready
start when required.
Mr. Howe is an
to
Ex-Scholar, Trinity
College Dublin, and joined the Royal Irish Constabulary
in October 1882.
service Ite is a
Ite thus has nearly 15 years
good officer and quite prepared
to do hard work in the office which he is now selected to fill temporarily.
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