as in the West Indies, all of whom are at the disposal of the Judges when they - require their services. For in such case a Judge
: would have some opportunity of selecting the partindar click he may prefer
I ge
on each occasion that he requires his services, and would rest be tied to a
- single clerk, who might have not by himself, but by predecessors.
one
-one
chozen, of his
I have re (Signed) G William De Vaux,
Governor.
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Enclosure 3.
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This Honour the A19 Prief Dustive to His Crellising the per
Sir,
Supreme Court,
30th April, 1889.
I have the honour to acknowledge
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the receipt of Your Excellency's letter of the "240" instant having reference to the position of the Ridges Clerks.
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Mr. Russells opinion in which I
Concurred was that the same decks should retain office
-under successive Judges
and be this entitled to all the advantages accruing
to permanent officers in the Civil Service the
Course.
consequence of nomination of these
vacancies or
His Excellency
-being to limit the
officers
to the case
if considered more desirable
Dir William DesName, KOMG.
to
of
for