CO129-442 - Governor Sir May - 1917 [4-6] — Page 493

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*ORA BTASY 09 Junda bainang afmom bezit

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weeks of which was denied me owing to the illness of certain

members of the staff and I was re-called to duty notwithstanding

the fact that I was on leave.

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I respectfully submit that 29 years continuous

service without any break must necessarily be a strain on any

man.

The enclosed le a statement of my past services,

I am mindful of the "Key" incident which happened in the latter

part of 1914, and having paid the penalty of that incident very

dearly

my

I crave His Excellency's olemency in granting me a

chance to continue in the service as heretofore.

I have my wife and 4 children to support and

what little savinge I have succeeded in making, I have

patriotically invested in the War Loan.

Since April, 1915, I have rendered service to

the Colony as a member of the Police Reserve notwithstanding

my other duties.

Trusting that His Excellency will see fit to

accept my candid admission of Guilt and the Grounds above set

forth as sufficient extenuating circumstances to warrant my acquittal and promising that I shall never again misconduct

myself.

P.S.

I have o•,

(sd.) P. A. V. dos Remedios.

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May I be permitted to ask you to be so good as to convey to the Honourable Mr. Ross, my deep regret and humble apologize at the discourtesy which I unwant only showed him be

I can in not complying with his orders to attend to my duties only repeat that my condition on those days was the cause of my apparent rudeness and I am consoicus of the fact that it rendere me liable to instant dismissal, but desire to pledge my word that a repetition of such behaviour will not ooour again.

(sd.) P. A. V. dos Remedios.

The Honourable

The Colonial Secretary.

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