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good as ever, but he is no longer a young man and there is always
the same difficulty with him in the Courte. He is extremely
good when started, but it is extraordinarily difficult to bring
him to the post. His bodily habit and an increasing Inability I to stand protracted exertion make him a very slow worker and be
{ requires frequent rests.
At the same time since Mr. Francis and Mr. Slade
left the soene there is no one in the Colony to equal him in the
able opening of a heavy case.
I was not very much surprised when Mr. Sharp
before the hearing day applied for an adjournment. He stated that
the facts were of enormous complexity: he had been much
inco@venienced by Mr. Crew's absence for a month in Japan, he was
not ready, and he could not possibly be ready in time. On each
application he assured me and no doubt himself believed that it
would be the last. He was in a quasi-official position as
representing the liquidator the Official receiver of the Colony.
Had I foreseen that Mr. Sharp would eventually
withdraw from the case before its close and that another Counsel
would come in, I should probably after one adjournment have
required him to go on at once. he would then perhaps have brought
himself to the scratch. More probably he would, if he felt
himself not in a position to do justice to the omae, have retired
altogether. He did actually throw up his brief halfway through
the case in an Admiralty motion last year, leaving his junior to
finish it.
V Had Mr. Sharp retired before the oase started the
only other possibility was Mr. Pollook. He must inevitably have
taken many weeks to get up the owas which is very heavy; he is very slow in Court and his weak point á oross examination which in an action for fraud is the most important matter of all. On the
whole I am not sure that very much would have been gained in the long run by sterner measures. In any case I acted after very
full consideration and with full responsibility. I believed at
the time that I was taking the course most conducive to the