and myself
as well as by previous Elonial Secretaries and former Govenors.
It is convenient and indeed necesary in considering Mr Marsh's letter on this
subject
to consider also his letter
of
the
5. of May recommending that the Office
of Colonial Secretary be separated from
that
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Auditor General.
Mr. Marsh is clearly right in thinking that if the Colonial Ccretary's
work in Hong Kong is to be conducted
in the same way
be
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In his letter
of
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the gr
of office
570
hours
says:
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some time before Office
"hours I have been able to devote
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occasionally about an hour and a half in the day to the audit Office_" and
in the
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letter he says
"The
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fact is
the Colonial Secretary has enougue
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work to
recupy
his whole time xxxx
Of all Government Officials in this Colony, I believe that the Colonial century
is the one who has the least time at
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recupy
his whole Official time; and as
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matter
of fact
the
very
valuable
work he has done as Auditor since his
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his disposal to undertake
arly
extra
duties"
3.
In referring to the Secretary of State's Despatch N. 117 telling.
lue
of