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[REFORMATORY?]
No 258 1889
FOR BOYS

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COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. QUEENSLAND
23.FEB.89
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Reformatories

'Reformatory for Boys'
[Lyttow?], 20^th February, 1889 -

Recommends that C. Clarke be licensed out
to [MP?] farms Campbell

Sir,

I have the honor to recommend that
Charles Clarke, aged 12 years, be licensed out, under
the provisions of Section 15. of "The Industrial and"
"Reformatory Schools Act of 1866", to M^r James
Campbell, Lime merchant, Brisbane, for a period
of thirty months -

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Clarke was sent here for seven years
for larceny, on the 29^th February, 1888, by the
Brisbane Bench -

His conduct during the twelve months
he has been under my care, leads me to believe
he would do well in service if sent away from
his old associates in Brisbane, and M^r Campbell
is wanting him for his place at Mellum Creek -

I have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient Servant

[James W Warrell?]
Superintendent

{Supdt. Lyttow 89-770
J . Campbell 89-771
28 : 2 : 89}

The Under Colonial Secretary}
Brisbane}