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brought to
Government it was my notice accidentally that it
had not been the practice to send
to the different Newspapers regular
notice
of
each meeting, but to
leave the Press to find out the leave to
fact from either rumour advertisement, or otherwise
at once directed the clerk
- I
of
the
Council to transmit to each
Paper the same special notice
of
each
meeting
as it was
customary
to send to each member of forneil, and that course has been followed
ever since.
In the conclusion of the
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same paragraph M. Murrow states that when I applied to the vote for furniture
Council
the Press was excluded.
The
occasion
referred
to
was
I think
the first meeting of
after my
The Press
the Council
arrival in the Colony.
was not present- but
it might have been if it had
pleased,
as
the fact that a meeting
was to take place
was well Known. Mr Murrow continues
"so also, when the application "made for
"the Salaries
a
Was
general increase of
of
the
of the
Officers of
"Civil Service (the Colonial Surgeons
"being decreased owing, as is suppoed,