for the opinion of the Attorney General and some delay having securred in connection
there with, I caused a letter Enclosure 1. J.
to be addressed to the
Assistant Military Secretary stating that, in my opinion, it would be to the common
advantage of the Imperial and Colonial Governments,
if,
on Jew
the
a
appointment
to
Office of Attorney General,
fixed portion of the salary
to be paid into the
werc
Treasury
The Patober 1888.
2.
War
207
Treasury from The Office funds.
"I enclose the desistant
Senatorice at Military Secretary's reply, from
74 November,
1988.
which it will be seen that
General Cameron is of opinion
that £100 a year would be
cufficient remuneration to the Attorney General as far
as
War Departments work is - concerned. I am, however,
inclined to think that ₤120
a year
would be a more -
ble sum,
equitable
sum, that being
the average payment for
last
the