CO129-355 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1909 [1-3] — Page 252

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The only applicant in the Colony for Colonial employment (not in Hongkong) is Mr Holborow who desires an appointment in Northern Nigeria. I forwarded this gentleman's application in my despatch No.163 of 15.6.08, to which your Lordship replied in your Despatch No.154 of 24.8.08.

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Army Officers seconded for employment in Colonial Civil Service.

The only two officers so employed are Captain A.J. Thompson R.A. Adjutant Hongkong Volunteer Corps, and P.H.M.Taylor 32nd Lancers, Aide de Camp.

Captain THOMPSON. Capt. Aubrey Julian R.A.

The General Officer Commanding and the Commandant of the Hongkong Volunteer Corps both confirm in every way the report which they submitted to me last year, and which is enclosed with my Confidential Despatch of the 13th May 1908 - in regard to Captain Thompson; and I entirely concur with them.

TAYLOR. Capt. Percy Henry Mitchell 32nd Lancers.

I have nothing to add to my report on Captain Taylor of the same date. He has continued to discharge his duties to my entire satisfaction, and does not lose his keen interest in his profession during the past year.

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(B) 250 The only applicant in the Colony for Colonial employment (not in Hongkong) is Mr Holborow who desires an appointment in Northern Nigeria. I forwarded this gentleman's application in my despatch No.163 of 15.6.08, to which your Lordship replied in your Despatch No.154 of 24.8.08. (C) Army Officers seconded for employment in Colonial Civil Service. The only two officers so employed are Captain A.J. Thompson R.A. Adjutant Hongkong Volunteer Corps, and P.H.M.Taylor 32nd Lancers, Aide de Camp. Captain THOMPSON. Capt. Aubrey Julian R.A. The General Officer Commanding and the Commandant of the Hongkong Volunteer Corps both confirm in every way the report which they submitted to me last year, and which is enclosed with my Confidential Despatch of the 13th May 1908 - in regard to Captain Thompson; and I entirely concur with them. TAYLOR. Capt. Percy Henry Mitchell 32nd Lancers. I have nothing to add to my report on Captain Taylor of the same date. He has continued to discharge his duties to my entire satisfaction, and does not lose his keen interest in his profession during the past year.
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(B) 250 The only applicant in the Colony for Colonial employment (not in Hongkong) is Mr Holborow who desires an appoint- ment in Northern Nigeria. I forwarded this gentleman's application in my Lordship your replied despatch No.163 of 15.6.08, to which in your Despatch No.154 of 24.8.08. (0) Army Officers seconded for employment in Colonial Civil Service. The only two officers 80 employed are Captain A.J. Thompson R.A. Adjutant Hongkong Volunteer Corps, and P.H.M.Taylor 32nd Lancers. Aide de Camp. Captain THOMPSON. Capt. Aubrey Julian. R.A. The General Officer Commanding and the Commandant of to me last the Hongkong Volunteer Corps both confirm in every way the report which they submitted year, and which is enclosed with my Confidential Despatch of the 13th May 1908 - in regard to Captain Thompson; and I entirely concur with them. TAYLOR. Capt. Percy henry Mitchell 32nd Lancers. I have nothing to add to my report on Captain Taylor of the game date. He has continued discharge his duties to the past year to satisfaction, and does not lose his keen in his profession. during my entire interest
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(B)

250

The

only applicant in the Colony for Colonial employment

(not in

Hongkong) is Mr Holborow who desires an appoint-

ment in Northern Nigeria. I forwarded this gentleman's

application in my

Lordship your replied

despatch No.163 of 15.6.08, to which

in your Despatch No.154 of 24.8.08.

(0)

Army Officers seconded for employment in Colonial Civil

Service.

The only two officers 80 employed are Captain A.J. Thompson

R.A. Adjutant Hongkong Volunteer Corps, and

P.H.M.Taylor 32nd Lancers. Aide de Camp.

Captain

THOMPSON. Capt. Aubrey Julian. R.A.

The General Officer Commanding

and the Commandant of

to

me last

the Hongkong Volunteer Corps both confirm in every

way the report which they submitted

year, and which is enclosed with my Confidential

Despatch of the 13th May 1908 - in regard to Captain

Thompson; and I entirely concur with them.

TAYLOR. Capt. Percy henry Mitchell 32nd Lancers.

I have nothing to add to my report on Captain

Taylor of the game date. He has continued

discharge his duties to

the past year

to

satisfaction, and does not lose his keen

in his profession.

during

my entire

interest

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