shall take
3. Inquiring
arrangement
extradition cases in Count
whether
I have suggested
No
would be
I think the Grona Solicitor;
Twike kake this.
relieved
the
12.
Ass? A&
feasible.
Mo.
349
Hongkong.
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191
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26 NOV 10
Covernment House,
Hongkong, 19th. October, 1910.
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M= Collins
? Agne to the fee of #125-
but say when possible the
bring paid that of
when necessary,
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his
assistant
should conduct
conduct such
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Proceed as Mr. A.J. Harding suggests.
Mr. Teup, w no has accepted the post of Crown Solicitor,
is to be called to the bar in June, bafore he returns from his leave of absence. We do not know yet who is to be the
- if he is not a barrister perhaps
My Lord,
I have the honour to forward the
enclosed copy of a minute dated the 12th. instant from the
Attorney-General and to recommend that Counsel engaged by
this Government to conduct prosecutions on behalf of the
Attorney-General at the Criminal Sessions should be paid
a fee of $25.00 for each case which they conduct. I learn
that Mr. C. G. Alabaster would be quite content with that
fee and I may point out that when both Judges are sitting
there is no other Court work for Counsel to do.
2.
Having regard to the large number
Asst. Crown Solicitor
he could not prosecute in these cases ?
Si Ord. q 1871 93
871/9/30
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advocate.
of cases in the past which Mr. Alabaster has undertaken
without fee, it would I think be right to give him the
future cases, but it would be undesirable to make any
nominal appointment as in the case of his absence it
RIGHT HONOURABLE
THE EARL OF CRIWE,
&C.
C. :
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would