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Registrar of the Supreme Court regarding his application for the appointment of Acting Attorney General, and a morial from him on
subject.
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same
a Me Endl. 2 4thssay 1896.
the
As his memorial
contained serious allegations against his predecessors in office, in justice to them I called upon M. Kyoke to
state in detail what "the
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grave and unchecked irregu
larities might be to which
he
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he alludes in paragraph 2
a
Guel: 3.
5th May
1896. 3.
Enel: 4.
1896:
of his memorial. I enclose
copy of his reply.
I also referred the
correspondence to the Acting Chief Justice, (Mr. Goodman) remarks he might
for any
have to offer. I enclose a copy of a memorandum by que him dealing fully with the matters which the Registrar has stated to be "grave irregu "Carities. As Mr Goodman - points out in his memor-
andum