ITM847304 Colonial Secretary's Inwards Correspondence - 1889 No.2001-2300

[He Magestys?] Gaol Townsville 20^th, February 1889

Sir

I , have the honor to forward to your Office the inclosed statement from prisoner Henry L , Hallum who is now in this gaol sentenced on the 1^th first of August 1888 to 12 twelve months with Hard Labor in Townsville gaol on a charge of false pretences during his time in this gaol his conduct has been good

I , have the honor to be Sir Your Obedient Servant [Re? Domelly? ?]

The Sheriff of [g lond?] Brisbane

[stamp 1] COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. QUEENSLAND 5.MAR.89 02018[tick]

[stamp 2] [REFORMATORY?] FOR BOYS No 292 89

Reformatories

'Reformatory for Boys' Lytton, 1^st March 1889-

£10- 6- 8 Collections for Month Feb^y

Sir,

I have the honor to forward, herewith, the sum of tenpounds, sixshillings & eightpence, (£10.6.8), being amount of my collections for the month of February, 1889-

I have the honor to be, Sir, Your most obedient Servant [James W Wassell?] Superintendent

The Under Colonial Secretary Brisbane

{- cheque £10.6.8-}

{Receipt No 52459 to Sup^t Ref^y Lytton 5.3.89}

[seal] Colonial Secretary's Office. Brisbane. 6 March 1889

The Accompanying Passport is submitted for the Signature of His Excellency the Administrator of the Government.

The Private Secretary Government House.

{RudolphFabian}

{[scan?] & given to Rudolph Fabian 13.3.89}

R Fabian [Hariaurt] Street Valley [Bris] Lane 4th March 1889 The Han [Colonial] Secretary Applying for a aPassport Sir, I beg to apply for passport to enable me to travel on the continent of Europe for a period of two years for self and family consisting of: self Rudolph Fabiam age 43 years wife Sophie Fabian ,, 34 ,, Daughter Helene ,, 4 ,, ,, Anna Fabian ,, 2,, I have been naturalized British subject for over 18 years. I have honour to be sir your obedient servant Rudolph Fabian

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Benches

PM Brisbane

Applⁿ from M^r Archdall for an extension of leave

Brisbane

March 5 1889

My dear [Ryden?]

I enclose a certificat from doctor Marks. Will you kindly get Archdall's leave extended for [a? recon?]. I think if he could get an appointement as clerk of [Petty?] Sessions

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