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and usefulness when its cleins were recognised by the then and succeeding Secretaries of State. Che has continued this work in this Colony, putting the local branch into an officient state; and now she is in England she has resumed her work on the Committees. The Association was founded over 12 years ago, and the numerous people of distinction who have since taken their share in its work, have I think somewhat obliterated the strenuous exertion of the lady who

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founded it.

I beg therefore with much respect to put forward this my new application for a Governorship on the ground of the cervices rendered to the State both by my wife and myself.

I have the honour to he,

sir,

Your most obedient humble servent,

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Chief Justice.