lodged in the Audito
Bonds are General's office.
Mr. Forth, the Treasurer,
has apparently from the tenor
Str. Secutury Labouchere's Letter to Governor Sir John Bowring No. 33 of 19th March 1857, given security at Stome previous to his embarking
the Colony; of
the amount and other particulars of his security, we have us Knowledge here.
Mr Alexander, the Rezistan of the Court (at present Acting Colonial Secretary) only entered
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into security in March 1853 but the Booms was handed to
the late Chief Justice W. Stuline,
it enn
and no trace A it
of
now
be found. This officer however will immediately on his reverting to his office of Registian enter into freck Security. I may and that I have not called upon
Mr. Stuffurm at present reting Registian, his appointments
as
(reported in
my
Despatch 1.205 4 13th butant). Continuing only
till the arrival
F
Mr Masson
the Deputy Registrar, expected at