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endeavouring to place the staff of the
C
Supreme Court on a more satisfactory
footing.
The Chief Justice in
by
the annexed letter recommends that The salary of 16th Dyer Ball be naised from $2400 a year as authorized Your Lordship to $2980 and is it has been decided not to fill up for the present the post of dupervisor of Interpreters, this increase might be
granted out of the eaving effected by
resignation.
Yr Estil's
The Registrar reports, "I am __ informed
informed that it would not be
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difficult for Mr Ball to obtain
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employment elsewhere at a higher
salary and that it would be
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very
difficult if not impossible adequately
to re
replace
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him, and Dr Eitel writes,
at the same time I think that the
interests of the Court urgently require
that
every thing be done to Keep Mr. Ball content in his present post. "There is no doubt that he could easily
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get a much higher salary elsewhere and I fear he will not remain
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unless his salary is increased to
something