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the rapidity and ability with which he gets through his work,
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Secretary of State it will be for him to consider whether this
loss constitutes sufficient grounds for the reversal of his
former decision. I am, however, informed that the Puisne Judge's
time is at present not fully occupied, and that was also the
opinion of a former Acting Puisne Judge. It may be therefore
that Mr. Wise's successor with less experience may find his time
somewhat more fully occupied, though the view of Mr Ꭲ .
Sercombe Smith to which I have alluded would seem to infer that
the Puisne Judge will still have insufficient work to employ him
fully.
6.
The arrangement of Court business, and the
hours during which the Court sits are matters wholly within
Your Honour's discretion, and it is entirely foreign to my
inclination - aven were I qualified to do so which I am not-
to step beyond the proper sphere of the Head of the Executive,
and to offer any suggestions in the matter, since Section 22
of Ordinance 3 of 1873 places these matters wholly in Your
Honour's hands. But since Your Honour desires me to forward to
the Secretary of State (and I presume to support/your contention
that a Third Judge is necessary the Secretary of State will
naturally