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Iroller

AVAI

entitled to the whole

or any part of his salary during

leis absence; and the

casient

plan te mnable theur Scrotstripes

to understand the

to be for

care

appears.

to close the

Correspondence that has passed between the Chief Justice and myself on the subject.

2.

From the general spirit of the Colonial Regulations I infer

that no Civil officer of this Government can properly leave the Colony without my sanction; nevertheless, head Mr. Trotter's absence not

exceeded to weeks, the period.

allowed

Clo

vacation in each

uual

year for

the purpose of relaxation from

business, I should have taken se notice of the

no

but as

the circu

tance;

Mr. Trower's absence

exceeded that limit by 39 I consider it my duty

days

8.1.

Report: the circumstance in

with Chapter IV,

conformity

Section 1, Paragraphe st. of boluial Regulations, page

3.

the

28.

to

Your Lordship will

observe that under the

explanation of the Chief fentire, I have, subject to Your Lordship's approval,

amationed the whole of Mr Frotter's Salary being paid to

Same by

hime. – Jame

satisfied that I have acted

correctly

in

doing; but

after

20

all that has passed,

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