possible for the Sovernor and Colonial Secretary to arrange
such a divisio
of the general work of administration between them as would leave to the latter ample trine to fulfil the duties of Auditor Feneral also, when the Audit Office has been placed upon
efficient footing, Subordinate officers in it properly
instructed in their duties
An
and the
2 The Seenitary of State believes
that no me should be
should be more competent to reorganise the Audit office than M. Marsh, and he thinks Dr.March should undertake this
Soon as a
drity. arrangements can be made for temporarily relieving hein of some portion of his regular work as Colonial Seentary for the short time that he will require for the
reorganization of the Audit Department-
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3. To facilitate the arrangements suggested by the Secretary of State, the Sovernor will be happy to speaks to D. Stewart so that he may relieve Fur Farsh of some portion of his regular work as Colmial Secretary until the Audit work is reorganized) but before doing so the Tovernor would be glad to learn her Marsh's views in the subject
(Signed)) Lope Hennessy 20th October 1879.