CO129-403 - Governor Sir May Acting Governor Claud Severn - 1913 [8-10] — Page 286

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will send his report direct to this

Department.

6.

If finally selected for the

probationary appointment, you will be

provided with a free first class

passage to the Colony by a steamer other

than a mail steamer, on your signing

the usual agreement with the Crown

Agents for the Colonies, whitehall

Gardens, S.W., by which you will be

bound to repay to the Colonial Govern-

ment the cost of your passage in the

event of your leaving the service within

three years of the date of your arrival

in the Colony for any other reason than

mental or physical infirmity.

7. You will be entitled to half

salary from the date of your embarkation

from this country, and to full salary

from the date of your arrival in the

Colony. In the event of your appointment

being cancelled, you will not be

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entitled to any leave of absence or pay

after