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Manam would have appointed the Treasurer a good claim for pension. A special personal qualification have been judged on account. ...kons Hier so triated. On the other hand, if the Treasurer in Sweden C Car Gruny this in absolute from pecuniary, liability it amounts to a principle that he admission of will only be called upon to make good a loss of public money when he has acted dishonestly. Of course, the alteration from an office for which he was appointed to one of lower salary may be judged sufficient.
Mr. Mitchell Innes scarcely deserves to be provided with suitable employment shown by G Sui W. Robison as suggested, except at a reduced salary; and he might be glad to remain on those terms. It would be degrading to him in the Colony, which I do not think is sufficient reason for dealing out to him the severe penalty that has been suggested. On the other hand, though Wodchann and others may make a defence which is weak, and some points ridiculous, it would not, I think, be justifiable to punish them or hold them pecuniarily responsible. And if they are let off, it would be unfair to Junes alone.
Part of Jane's excuse is that in his letter of the 22nd March 1892, he pointed out that he could not, with the staff at his command, properly safeguard Revenue. He points to the fact that no...
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That
Manam would have appointed the Treasurer a good claim for pension. A special personal qualification have been judged on account. ...kons Hier so triated. On the other hand, if the Treasurer in Sweden C Car Gruny this in absolute from pecuniary, liability it amounts to a principle that he admission of will only be called upon to make good a loss of public money when he has acted dishonestly. Of course, the alteration from an office for which he was appointed to one of lower salary may be judged sufficient.
Mr. Mitchell Innes scarcely deserves to be provided with suitable employment shown by G Sui W. Robison as suggested, except at a reduced salary; and he might be glad to remain on those terms. It would be degrading to him in the Colony, which I do not think is sufficient reason for dealing out to him the severe penalty that has been suggested.
On the other hand, though Wodchann and others may make a defence which is weak, and some points ridiculous, it would not, I think, be justifiable to punish them or hold them pecuniarily responsible. And if they are let off, it would be unfair to Junes alone.
Part of Jane's excuse is that in his letter of the 22nd March 1892, he pointed out that he could not, with the staff at his command, properly safeguard Revenue. He points to the fact that no...