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prevent us from delaying my
enquiries
6.
nomi
and-action in the matter.
'has I waited the return of W. Innoden, and allowed the Gaol to
get
week after week from bad to
wird,
what I
I should have failed to de
very
Row)
Raw
was
me of
the ward preparing duties of my office; and I should not have complied
with the four Terò hip's refreated instincts.
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earnest and
Furthermore I
was
bound
to accept the positive statement I
anw in Sir Ehitus P'emedy's despatch No. 40 of the 28th of February 1877 :-- "The long delay which has taken "place not only in the preparation of
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"The Report but in the final adoption of the regulations and dietary scales
has been
"due to the thorough and
"exhaustive
aving
Anamm er
in which the
Commission prosented its
4
enquiries
"in the first instance and to the "desire by which the Executive
"was animated to allow
Ava
every variety of
"opinion in matters of detail to be
"Thoroughly ventilated and weighed
"before finally reducing to a system
"the suggestions
recommended by
individual members of the Commission "
I now find to
find to my surprise
8.
that the Committee allege they
not
an
given
were
time enough to complete
investigation; that they explained