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C.A.
to when a chain of
it is a matter for C. A. Coke, I lentes on being
underland have heen spered to by
prospective employers]. 2 Reply accordingly
Why Harris
The Hers
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Mr. Cox
This letter is quite sane. The misunderstanding
has been on our side. Mr. Chatham asked for the cert.
of service, and we thought not unnaturally) that
Mr. Hudson had not got a cert. and wanted one.
That makes me uneasy about this case
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to private confloyees
not say anything in a man's disfavour without reference to
us.
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If a man has been in the Govt. service and afterwards
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leaves it, he is practically precluded from earning a liveli-
hood if the Govt., or the C.A., say anything against nic.
I think we should ask C.A. in view of the damage which has
-
apparently been done by their reply to Messrs. Singer and
possibly to others to do what they can in the way of finding
employment for Mr. Hudson.
Answer Mr. Hudson as Mr. Robinson proposes, with modi-
fications indicated.
please see
I su likle indication
is that the C.A. have been answering
enquiries from would-be employers in terms which would
obviously prevent the man getting employment. After
,ן
praising him, they added his trustworthiness
was average
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and he was always sober when on his work ". This was
based on a report from the Colony, signed by Mr. Cha-
tham, but surely it was wrong for the C.A. to say this
to Messrs. Singer. I think the C.A. should be instructed
when a
man nas a certificate of service
not to aûszer fr
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On the Geranial questions
which has some
analogy &.
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8. Then I need not comment here
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