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Enclosure 3.

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Friday, August 26th., 1910.

Enquiry before Committee of Executive Council into a Charge

against H. A. Morris, Assistant Overseer, Public

Works Department.

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Attorney-General,

Colonial Secretary,

Director of Public Works.

Charge contained in Director of Public Works' letter of 13th.

August, 1910, put to Mr. Morris by Attorney-General and he

states he admits the truth of it.

Attorney-General reads Mr. Morris' reply of 16th. August, 1910,

and Mr. Morris explains in regard to it that when he said he

would show the letter which had caused him so much trouble he

thought he had the letter.

He now voluntarily makes the following statement:-

"I would rather not speak about the letter.

"I was so upset about it that I admit I did not attend

*the Office. I did not attend to duty on any of those

"days and I did not communicate with my chief or any

"body at all. The contents of the letter were such a

"blow to me that for ten days I could do nothing and

"did not sleep.

(The Committee points out to the witness that if he thought it would help him to disclose the contents of the latter he had better do so. He states he had already done so to the Director

of Public Works but the Committee points out that the evidence

should come from him direct and the witness proceeds).

"The letter related to a lady I was engaged

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