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for the simple reason that he had been allowed to
some twelve years' experience of police work
in the Straits Settlements and the Malay States
(7) It was recognised that Mr Kemp's
claims to succeed Mr Hazeland as Deputy Regis-
trar and Accountant of the Supreme Court were
strong; but it was felt to be impossible to
pass over Mr J.W..
Jones,
act in the
post for over four years, and given odamų
satisfaction.
(8)
When it became necessary to appoint
a successor to the late Postmaster General
(who was not a cadet) the only applicant from
the cadet service and undoubtedly the cadet
who had most claim to the appointment-was Mr
Messer. Mr Messer had been a cadet for less
than five years, and his experience
of
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