6.

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I think, be reduced when next & vacancy occurs.

The post

of Assistant Land Officer carries with it the ordinary 3rd

class satry. I see no beason why cadete who have pasead the

necessary law examinations should not be appointed to fill those

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posts as well as those of Crown Solicitor and Acciatent Cro

Eolicitor which have been newly crouted. r J..Kemp, a cadet

who has passed the bar oxsination/hus in fact been recently

sppointed by the Decret...ry of State to be Vrown Policitor.

II.

It appeare from the tables in Annexe A that the

total number of passed cadets required by the departments, which

demand a knowledge of Chinese, is seven and from the tablos in

Annexe 2 it appears that the total number of paced cadets re-

quired by the departments which demand a knowledge of law is

five. That is to say at uny given ti e, in order to provide

for the ordinary vacancies due to absence or officers on full

pay and half pay leave, there should be an establishment of 19

passed cadets without substantive appointments. i do not see

how this number can possibly be reduced if the wovernment depart

monte are to be maintained at full strength.

R..

At the present time the Government po sesses no

passed cadets trained in law and only two cadets (r E.A.Wood

and Mr J..Lloyd) who have passed in Chinese. There are also

6 unpassed cadete studying Chinese viz: Hauers H.Breen,

Lindsell, 5.4.B. McElderry, R.L.kmit, B.B.sayar: and two more

cadete have just been asked for in Your Excellency's despatch

No 92 of the 17th instant. Of those cadets it is probable

that Kesara A.E.Food and J...Llo d will be appointed lat and 2nd

Assistant Registrar General respectively towards the end of this

year (vido despatch No 81 of 6th March, 191. to Secretary

State). We hope also that #ouare Breen, Lindsell and cElderry

will pass their final examinations by next December.

case ir Broan, whose knowledge of chinese is distinctly poor (vide 0.1.0. I in 9088/07) should, I think, be attached to the Treasury and Post Office (Table IV) where a knowledg of Chinee

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