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later. But that is not the point. The grievance which I have
heard reiterated ever since I first came to the Colony is that
I ought to utilise the Pulsne Judge's spare time during the
week, if his cases go off, as it is well known they often do,
earlier than anticipated. To this difficulty, which I shall
refer to and endeavour to explain later, Mr. Smith's suggestion
is no answer. It is merely a statement of what we all know, but
put forward in such a way that the true facts are hidden from
the lay mind to whom it is addressed.
9.
Mr.
Smith seems to have suggested that "the
public examinations in Bankruptcy should be taken by the
Registrar or Senior Deputy Registrar, and the Chief Justice or
Puisne Judge receive the report and make his order upon it". Mr.
Smith apparently does not know the elements of bankruptcy
administration. It is of the utmost importance that these
examinations in this Colony should be conducted before the
Judge, for orders often have to be made then and there, some-
-times for the arrest of the debtor, which depend entirely on
the impressions received by the Judge of his behaviour under
examination. It is the most tedicus work, as I have to sit doing
nothing but listen, and I would willingly get rid of it; but
that I know how important it is that I should do it myself, or
of course the Puisne Judge when he is taking Bankruptcy work.
10.