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between him and the Executive and Assistant Engineers. 18, however, more important he would in the absence of the Director, on leave; or in the event of sickness; discharge his duties, which involve a seat on the Legislate, and, in some instances, on the Executive Council of Goverment.

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(5)

Under these circumstances I do not consider my self justified in recommending Mr. Baxter, for the appointment of Assistant Director of Public Works, Hong Kong. To appoint to such an important post, a young and relatively untried man over the heads of men who have served with distinction, in Hong Kong and elsewhere, would be unjust.

(6) Mr. Baxter informs me that he would be willing to

accept a junior appointment in Hong Kong. This, however, would

not apparently, meet the views of the Goverment. It may be

gathered from the correspondence, that no member of the present. staff is considered fit for the post.

(7)

I beg to suggest that promotion should be made, from

the staff of some other colony. I may mention the names of Mr.

A.A. Brine, formerly in Mauritius, and now at St. Helena,w

who is

expected to return shortly. Also Mr. A.M. Quill, now at

Freetown, Sierra Leone.

service in the Colonies.

Both these gentlemen have done good

Mr.

Quill was actually a member of the

Hong Kong staff, which he left, mainly for private reasons, but

with an excellent record.

I have the honour to be,

Gentlemen,

Your obedient Servant,

Orbert. Chadatak.

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