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in part completed and in part
in active progress by the times
this reaches
8.
Rugland.
Aaving a view,
therefore, the facts that these _
special works are so
faradvanced,
that Mt Cooper has the most-
intimate acquaintance witt
every
detail in connection with
them, and that in the present
Traviage
staff of the Water and Department he has officers who
have worked under him in most
instances for upwards of two
years,
and
who are therefore
therefore not only
thoroughly
conversant with the
works, but also with the routine
work and systematic manage=
went
sv strE
skanumsly
maintain
during the construction of
I cassider that it is
ed durin
these works,
for
Mr Cooper to
now possiôle
supervise the works of both
advantage
& part. cuts with advanta
the Public Service.
9.
I would further
point out that the want of
Eurohears in the clerical.
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ка
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of
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