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satisfactory and that now
offered, though very far from perfect, has after - much consideration appeared
to me to be less
objection and more
fair than
any.
17.
open
to
generally
other.
I take this opportunity
of asking Your Lordship's permission to repeal the -
Civil List Ordinance W. 13
of
1860 which is obsolete and useless. The reasons which make a Civil List desirable
in
in
England
do not exist in this
Colony. Such a list is, in so
as I can see, of
far
no use
whatever; it's existence merely
complicates the annual estimates quite unnecessarity, and, as it becomes out of date, it tendo
to create a
grievance for those
-
officers who find salaries fixed by law for their posts, whilst for
reason, they
some
sufficient
they do not receive
those salaries. It has often
been urged, for instance, in
these