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381
The accounts in question of course
form
no
pact of the Treasurer's decount, there is
no
neci
recessity for their
comung
under
audit, either by the Comptroller and
therefore
any Auditor General
by Local Auditors, in
Colonies with which this Department has no
Concern
On the other hand, in the case of these Accounts as in those of Savings Banks, there can the Comptroller and Auditor General presumes,
be no
question of the Government's liability
in trust
in regard to Funds held by it and administered by its Judicial Officers.
In this Country.
as the Secretary of State
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is no doubt aware, a large and expenswe branch is under an Act of Parliament, maintained at the expense of the Vote for this Department, which is entirely concerned with Suitors êtunds, under the Supreme Court of Judicature, and which not only
Audits