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Sub-enclosure to Enclosure 10.

C.O

36963

RECE REGP II NOV 09.

21

With regard to a new Assistant Analyst for Liquor and

Opium, Mr. Franklin, Apothecary and Assistant Analyst would like

to take the post on the conditions stated except that he asks

that he may retain his present salary of £300. The granting of

this in no way affects the cost already approved as the person

occupying Mr. Franklin's post would take up the quarters attached

to it. This would in my opinion be a good arrangement as a

competent man for the new work is thereby assured. I think it would have been difficult to get out a man for Liquor and Opium

on the dalary offered, because a young analyst at the outset of

his career would rather seek varied experience than specialize

at once. There will be no difficulty in obtaining an Apothecary

and Assistant Analyst as the work of the laboratory embraces 80

many kinds of analyses that such experience is likely to be

somewhat sought after.

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The new man appointed could excise work at home

as already suggested, and he would furnish on arrival a full

report on what he has done, from which it may be possible to g

some useful details.

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Frank Browne,

Govt. Analyst.

25.9.09.