CO129-408 - Public Offices & Others - 1913 — Page 32

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od Jootdue ed lliw poy ataugaer Teɗto

Baid mont bainai arebro Istened eit

of bas trommue voƉ Leinclou et yd emi†

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Jestal end to vyoo A .riod omid edt

.beaðíam zi eroiteluged and to moltibe

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liw ednorulome woy brs Jneninio voð

ent to about ent mort yleloa bizų ad

-new way to Jneve erit NI

.ynolob

ent vìtub cɔivien ent evel of pai

to Jnemozesna Nanigine yoy to boineq

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voiton 'àridnom geit

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„Vilas 'andror: vernd of Isupe

of bezsyety dle voy ti

neo eucrit no tremtrioqqe eift dqasos

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ditions, you should present yourself

to one of the Medical Advisers whose

names are given on the enclosed letter,

for the purpose of being medically

examined.

The letter is to be left

with the Medical Adviser and he will

send his report direct to this Depart-

ment. His fee will be paid by the

Crown Agente for the Colonies, and if

it is necessary for you to travel by

rail for the purpose of the examination

your return fare (third class) will

be refunded to you on your informing

this Department of the amount.

96.

If finally selected for the

probationery appointment, you will be

provided with a free passage to the

Colony (second class by mail steamer} of first class by other vessels

on your signing the usual agreement

with the Crown Agents for the Colonies,

Whitehall Gardens, S.W., by which you

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will be bound to repay its cost to the

Colonial Government in the event of

your leaving the service of the Govern

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