511
Tium bin adrift
the promises that if he
allowed to resume his duties, he
will leave
great
such change
Carel
that
that for which he
was dismissed, shall be made
against him.
M. Tuhin
Damo
that Green
has freed himself a valuable
proved
officer, and submits that the dismissal of Mr Outcher which
was recommended
for striking a prisoner (his 2nd or 3rd offence), will have the effect of entirely putting down such offences, and that Green would never have lifted his hand to the
prisoner
had he known
libe done to Mr. Culhem.
simply informed Green that
before the
I would lay his case before
(Signed) Basil Chich,
"Acting Colonial Secretary"
11. July 141.
Minute by His Excellency the Governor.
Green was fined £2 in
August 1893 for "slapping a prisoner"; he was again fined £2 in February 1874 for "beating a prisoner"; and again this month he is fined £2 for "using violence to a prisoner".
I find that a few days before