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2.
In Governor Wennessy's
despatch No. 48 of 29th April, 1881, and
again
in his
despatch W.36 of 28th
Over
February 1882, charges of neglect of - duty are made against the Colonial Secretary and the Head of the Audit Department which if passed without protest might be assumed to be admitted. These charges -directed against Dr Stewart and myself and as they are not, I respectfully submit, borne out by facts, I beg to request Your Lordship's consideration of the following
observations.
3.
are
One of the principal
charges brought against the Colonial
Teeretary
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mexure 1.
Secretary
and Auditor General is
laxity in getting security from "certain Heads of Departments
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in
spite of Your Lordship's positive
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instructions" and the case
of Mer
Senna of the Civil Hospital is
especially referred to.
Ler.
If Your Lordship_
will kindly refer to the printed.
- papers annexed (which I found in
arrival though not
type on my
printed off) it will be seen that
Page 8. so far back as 5th May 1879, I
submitted for His Excelleney's
consideration some
e draft rules, and a schedule shewing the
security then furnished, and the
alterations
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