the progress of the enquires-
in which I shall leave the
Assistance of members of thes Commissariat whose practical Knowledge of accounts will.
this occasion be invaluable.
disadva
ow
7- The Surveyor General's Department has had the advantage of passing throughs Several directives ins
of 1856 . His is klepartment has undoubtedly suffered much is a pecuniary point of views from the sourewhats heedless
the course
Arrangements of fraptans femper Royal Crigineers to
w wes
Cleverly's,
were under her
recommendation)
compelled to have recourse
tur
Cleverly's absausen
baptain
Coplane
tance Eguper serving sters - the Ordnances
Masters
was not ale
the folowy- a safe or judis
87
tive
aud
not always
or judicious adviser,-
and hus luilitary habits frequently involved, the Government unecessarily with other Wepartments and at large. MuWalker (who brought
witts the inhabitants at
recommendations to we
e from two Gladstone, and others)
has conducted the business of his Office in that conciliatory and gentlemanly spirit which it is equally My wish and my duty to preserve in every part of the field of Government.
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