CO129-007 - Sir John Davis - 1844 — Page 7

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inquires would call for, while on the schedule of fixed Civil Establishment

the

Juditor is allowed

whatever.

no

Aerk

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that the principle of the modifications already adopted in the Commissariat Department may be profitably applico to the Auditor's Office in this Colony, with a view to dispensing with an

Establishment of Clarks . I have the honor to be, With the highest respect.

Four Lordship's, Most Obedient

expensive

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In drawing up these suggestions, the chuditor was guided, as well by the necesities of his case, as by the bishuctions

to Mr. Commissary Affine for abridging and simplifying be forms to be used in rendering Commissarial Account.

conveyed

The

are-

the

"The Experience of the three months, which have elapsed since my arrival in the Colorry, has suggested thor modifications which contained in M. Shelley's inclosed Memmandsum, and in submitting them for the consideration of Her Majesty's heatury, Strust, their

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Cordships will concur in the opinion

that.

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Humble Servant