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the
ground fails M. Wilson here as in
his other statements.
refer
:41. His statements, to incidento connected
with
my discovering
not long since that workmen had without
my privity
ai sanction
gone
into the stables of
Government House and there painted
and vanished the woodwork a
and even the
to the great
very mangers
of
great risk
and
ceilings,
of
of the horses.
of some valuable
animals there and had torn up the
pavement of the kitchens and taken
down the windows Ye.
42. One would
imagine
such
unauthorized proceedings to be
too
همه
a
little
strong in any part of the world, and as I learnt from Mot blank that he
had known nothing of them, except
by a recent visit to the kitchen when
he
was
No?
infanned by Mo" Prestige, the
black of Work's, that he was
acting by
the Surveyor General's Orders, and, as
Mr Prestage distinctly told me also
three several times that he
by the Surveyor General's
was
orders, I
acting
determined to leave that officer to find
the
means
of paying the expenditure
Video Enclosure and wrote the minute of which Mr.
M. d
Wilson
Complivins. The question of repairs
and the great expenses attending them had previously formed one of
Subjects
and
on
of the
which the Auditor General
myself had frequently
to find
meamo
endeavoured
of Controlling M." Wilson's