for his own
own
his
advantage; to provide during Leave for any necessary pay of the AD.C. wither
the L.T. aly
by getting that A.D.C. Employed by huinself finding the pay,
? So inform the Gor?
m2 Lucas
༩༽་
gr. 8.14/1 CPL-14
Six H. Blake
A.
at once
Blake spoke
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spoke to you a
about this the other day hit I
confess I do not quite see what w
Confidential.
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Hong
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iREC2
REOP 10 NOV 0
NJ
Government house. 11/10/00
Sir
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt
of your Confidential Despatch of the 15th of August
on the subject of the pay of the Governor's A.D.C
during the absence of the Governor on leave.
can add to
or alterin
2.
In the case referred
to,
where my A.D.C
despatche
this paper
accompanied me, I have arranged the matter satis-
J. W. J.
factorily. But there is a question that ought to
He has
+419/5:
spoken
to as again.
be definitely settled and that may crop up any day,
if the Governor's locum tenens declines to accept
We need not write further at present
CPL.
16 at once
for Lucas wishes to place.
M^
record that having again
agrees
Lir
Ha Blake her
that the M.Ag. ought to take
a A.D. C. from the form or
with him over the P.-S.
white acting.
By
$199.
an arrangement,
3.
If a Governor goes on leave I presume that he
can leave his staff at the disposal of the locum
tenens during his absence. If not, it would entail
consequences that would render it difficult for a
Governor to obtain the services of any young Officer,
who
The Right Honourable
Joseph Chamberlain M. P.
Secretary of State for the Colonies.
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