CO129-543-17 Marine Surveyor's Department- vacancies and applications 19-4-1933 - 13-2-1934 — Page 4

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X His address is

now:-

Bacons

Bradwell on Sea

Southminster Essex

candidates for these two vacancies in consultati on

with Commander Hole and the oard of Trade but to

consult us before making a definite offer of

either appointment, unless in the meanwhile they

have received a further letter which will be

sent after we have learnt the outcome of the

discussion which it is proposed Commander Hole

should have with the Board of Trade. Enc lo se

copies of the letters suggested below to the

Board of Trade and Commander Hole and say that

the Crown Agents will no doubt consider r

Collings for the Ship Surveyor vacancy and

refer to correspondence on 38144.0.R.

As regards the general question of

additional staff which may be required I think we

should send a copy of the despatch (1) without

enclosures to the Board of Trade enclosing a

copy of our letter to the Crown Agents, referring, as regards MTRK Collings mentioned in the litter to the C.A. to corresp last year under their No E.M 3824" saying that

the Secretary of State would be glad if Commander

Hole might call at the Board of Trade to discuss

the matters raised in the despatch regarding

the engagement of the additional Marine Surveyors

and enquiring, in the event of their acceding to

this request, to whom Commander Hole should be

instructed to report.

And write to Commander C.F. Hole (who,

I have ascertained, left the Park Lane Private

Hospital some little time ago and who se ad dress

is care of Mrs. L.H. Major, 18 Apsley Road,

X Clifton, Bristol.

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