th Nov 1910 (Indos III in
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from the yout Clementi's minute that it is admitted
that (de Taylor heard with (between
st
the God of Nov 1910 a 1. Feb. 1911
when he went on leave.
(2.1 Cole Taylor
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(4) I am afraid that the general 13.
effect upon my mind of Mr Clementi. the contention of the
memo
is t
to prove
H.K. Gout that Cor Taylor
chiefly accused
a good fice
any
lack of expervision &t this be
incompetent made the refly that stiff we fored upon him, and he also repled asserted that he did not confine himself to "assurances from entordinates" tratify himself that everything
1
the stiff
uray
working smoothly
with regard
to the incompetence
I think it emerges from
Mr Clement's Memo that Cdr Taylor
was absolutet
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judge of the
character of his subordinates
verbal
that whatever, assurance, he
to as the work of his free)
and that it
man and
"not"
wa
in this fout that & not to ither that the defalcations occurred. I seems me therefore
that we must accept I ir F. Lugard's
this matter, although I decision on this matter
feel
that Mr Clementi laps too much stress upon the absence of a written
Commander Taylor
caces
latter claims to have
statements
thereby exasperate
9
1
some kind
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par
with
regard to
me
have received, as a fact they were not sufficient to ensure
working smooths,
"
that the system
(3) I do not think the state of Car Taylor's health caube judged
the amount of eich leave he received see pare of the clement's meno)
(1) fre the manner The question of
quité so, Porter
if he had taken leave his healt have the billy?
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where the
taken action
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attached it is useless thofe that Car
and
Taght could be transfered, nothing has been brought forward to
Commander Tayl justify the removal of
thenoise than by transfer. In my such removal would be for the coral authents, to decide upon after Color Taylor has returned and He could be pensioned under Opension musintes
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