CO129-403 - Governor Sir May Acting Governor Claud Severn - 1913 [8-10] — Page 285

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that your presence will be most useful.

4.

It will be necessary for you to

express your acceptance of the conditions

stated in this letter before your selec-

tion can be completed. In other respects

you will be subject to the Colonial

Regulations in force for the time being,

and to the General Orders issued from

time to time by the Colonial Government.

A copy of the latest edition of the

Colonial Regulations is enclosed. The

appointment is under the Colonial

Government, and your emoluments will be

paid solely from the funds of the Colony.

5.

If you are prépared to accept

the appointment on these conditions, you

should present yourself to one of the

Medical advisers of this Department,

whose nʊmes are given on the enclosed

letter, for the purpose of being medi-

cally examined? The letter is to be

left with him; and you will be required

to pay him

of one guinea. He will