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Application for Appointment to the Colonial Service.

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Form to be filled up by the Applicant himself, and returned by post to the Assistant Private Secretary (Appointments), Colonial Office, London.

V.B. In normal circumstances a candidate should not call at the Colonial Office until be receives a written invitation to do so. The Assistant Private Secretary (Appointments) cannot undertake to see anyone who calls without such invitation, though he will endeavour to do so if the matter is urgent. The hours for interview are 3-5 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Friday.

State whether British-

Name in full

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born or Naturalised;

Pculars

if latter, give parti-

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Date of Application...

rofession or Occupa-

tion

Address

Father's Name

ofession or Occupa

tion

Address

If dead, his Name and

rofession should never-

Beless be given.

Percy John Taylor,

British - boon. ...July..

KILL

The Won Engineer

John F. I.J. Tayler,

lengineering Wroughtsman,

Ileach leant, Wanchai, Hongkong,

Receased.....

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Day and year of birth........ November 1881, Age last birthday. ?2 years.

(A birth certificate must be enclosed. It will be returned.)

Place of birth

hether single, married or a widower

Number of children..

Sons

Un....Daughter

Appointment desired, │

If you do not apply for particular class of ap- dintment, you should state to what Colonies you would go, and what is the lowest salary that you would accept.]

Education

(general

and professional). Mention the Schools or Colleges at which you

received your education;

and give in cach case

the date of entry and

Devonport,

Married,

Aged respectively

One month

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Janior Assistant Marine Surveyor.

Educated, at "Stoke Public Higher School" "from

888 to Jane 1897 passing all the forms from

Passing into HM. Bockyard by competitive

aving, and any acade- examination on 6

mic distinctions obtained,

and public examinations

passed. The highest form

you reached at school should be stated.

If you have obtained any

liletic

or

have held any position of

College, you should state it here.

July 18AY.

Attended both Plymouth and blevonport Technical Schools from 1894 to 1903, Lualified

aletio distinctions of in the advanced stage of the following subjects, vesponsibility at School at the Licence & Arts Board of Education South

Kensington, Mathematics, Steam, Applied Mechanics, Machine bonstruction & brewing also Mechanical Engineering (City of Guilds of London. Institute)

State here any know- ledge you possess of any language other than British.

* N.B.~Applications for more than ons brauch of the Service can be made if desired. If you have any proference as between different branches or different Colonies, etc., it should be stated here. NC-100 9,20

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