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entirely free from
blame.
Dr. Eitel's statement,
Xeu
4.
in
page 41 of the enclosures, that his death the Colonial
letter to
of the 15th of November 1881
in
Secretary of the 7th January 1882-
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the Governor's despatch ne2 the 3rd January
of mayo
verdict and pecuniary
which he said he anticipated an informal unfavourable ruin to his family Kept out of Court) - This paragraph
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less the case
were
written under the advice of
me a
his
swritten
Counsel to elicit from promise to hold him harmless
against damages which Mr Hayllar had laid at $25,000, also shows the
he
propriety of my having avoided communications with him (after had left my house) except official
----
communications;; and it also shows the somewhat embarrassing situation I was
placed
Kas
form
B
placed in by having a member of my
Executive Council and
an
officer in the
position of Attorney General advising client against
light also on
Arne.
a
It throws some -
Dr. Eitel's and Mr. F.B...
Johnson's apparent anxiety to have Mr. O'Malley engaged
member of
as a
the Executive Council in deciding.
Dr Eitel's conduct.
on
I have the honour to be,
My Lord, Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble servant,