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authority to caution a man. I might caution a man, but

I would not enter it up.

Quite so,

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but you gave the Commission to understand at

o ut last Meeting that a man might be cautioned, and his

name would not appear unless the P. C. M. 0. ordered it

to be entered there.

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It is all by order of the P. C. M. 0.

So that a man might be complained of very seriously, 14 864

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and he might be cautioned,

P. C. M. 0. is very busy and forgets to tell the

Secretary, and it might not be entered in the book ?

If the P. C. N. 0. forgets, it might not be entered.

Unless a special order in each case is received, it

might not be entered in this book ?

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Yes, that is so.

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It may not be a complete record of all men cautioned 14.866

then?

All the men cautioned by the P. C. M. o. It should

contain every one.

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But you said if the P. C. M. 0. omitted to tell you, it

would not be entered ?

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference:-

C.O. 537

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That is s0.

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So therefore the book may not be a correct record if 14

the P. C. M. 0. forgets - the whole thing is kept in

the hands of one man, and unless the P. C. M. 0. specially orders it, it is not put in the defaulters

book ?

He is notlikely to forget such a thing, because all

complaints are entered in writing, and the P. C. M. 0.

puts a minute below, in connection with the matter. He

would know all the papers.

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But unless the P. C. M. 02 specially said -

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