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I never became, to outward seeming, intoxicated; and, if I had
made no attempt to place a check upon myself, the Government
would never have been in a position to prefer a charge of drunken-
-ness against me. The periods of abstinence which precede each
lapse aggravate, I think, my condition of incapacity when the lapse
COMOS.
7.
I do not excuse myself. The thing is to me in t
the nature of a disease, But the degree of success which I have
already attained in checking the habit makes me confident that eventually I will overcome all temptation to take alcohol.
8,
I may add one further point. The amount and the
quality of my work has not suffered in any way,
At any investigation that the Government may
think fit to hold I propose to call witnesses in regard to my
statement that I am ordinarily a total abstainer.
I have etc.,
(Bd.) ▼. Bowen-Ro■inde.
The Honourable
The Colonial Seorstany,'