CO129-357 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1909 [7-9] — Page 252

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Enclosure

2.

Hon. Colonial Secretary,

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slet O tell not .0005 maartegist at deaf avoz 000,3o fepolttabe

kot zxdxa 000,40 restane nogi,Aƒ^I,Madonnat vi hrs 5 .07 HAI

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annind datów númulua! øst most" oily to

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met sonunt I volt to ommerla - tani?0 edo ad eansoffa oft

alia vet zal and vert ɛa nzvoz keq 01ˆ of 34 wont boeneront

Attached application sumitted. A great

deal of Land Bailiffs work has during the last two years been

done by Mr. Tratman but the time has now come when a Bailiff

should devote his whole time to the Southern District. I there-

-fore recommend that a Bailiff be appointed at the same salary

as the 2nd. Bailiff for the Northern District viz.:- £180 -

2225 and travelling allowance of $30 a month. I also further

recommend that two demarcators be appointed at $180 per annum

and that the allowance to the Officer in charge of No. 1 Police

Launch be increased to $10 per month on account of the addition-

oddakra I Kaŋ (044) more Inuotalbba ette

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-al work.

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18th. May, 1909.

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(sd.) G. H. Wakeman,

Land Officer.