public in having a man who knows the
work
of the Court would be greater than
arry advantage
e to be gained by the di
Enclosure 2.
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CO. C. O. 16578
RECE
His Excellency the fovernor to Actif Chief dies
(Copy)
Judge,
N. 41
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who might have to employ an entirely
imtrained.
man
Until Mr Hazeland became Judge'=
Clerk there has been no one more than a
year
or so in the service. Policilors have
saw their
acted for a time but when they
way gave up a poorly paid office for private practice without regard to the public
Convenience'.
I have
(Signed) J. Russell,
Chief Justice
die,
Government House,
acknowledge.
AUG 39
Hongkong, 244th April, 1889.
I have the honour to
the receipt of His Honour the Chief Justices letter of the 10th instant relative
to the position of Judges Clentes in this Colony .
I
am not sure that dentirely - understand His Honour's view of the question, If it is that while the Clerks should still
of
the same
be nominated by the Judges, Clerks should retain Officer under
Judges,
and
under encovave
should not go out of Office
with their Chiefs,
it would seem to me
better to make them (lerter of the Registrar
Hie Honour
The Aating Clief dustice,
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to
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