3.
£100 should be made im his
if
salary but the
pplication was too
app
late to be them taken into
Consideration.
That Letter I submitted
according to the usual fractice to the Chief Justice for his approval. but as I nors informed the Chief Iustice fireferred to, and did himself send Mr. Auffan's Letter to the Government, and I believe. Jam concet in assuming that the increase of Lod
On
pincel
Avas
the Stimates for 1874 swas made on the Chief Justices suggestion.
I brust His Sxcelleney will not consider dam stepping
beyong
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my frovince in writing
this Letter . begging His beeliency further consideration of this math and that I may be excused for urging a compliance with Mr Duffam's application by
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increasing the Lod to £100 for
aunnm.
I am aware
that Dis
heellency emnet now alter
the Selimates and I would have mentioned the matter in Comed but that I thought it more advisable to abtain from raising any question which might have the effect of -placing supelf in opposition