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the Priser Atminiteving the bronumuz, and this clause is always incertid

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in the Commission by special instruction under The Royal Sign Manual. Arith rigade to the concluding hart of your letter the Lieut: Governo jevishes metitate that though the secoué paragraph of the Circular dres foot is particularly apply to the Chief

churctice as to the other officers of Civil Service, and though

the

in no case is

it to be to strictly interpreted, yet

then may argent, when the difficulty of communicating with the Chief Justice would be inconvenient and

be recasins sudden and

gembarrassing.

The Attorney

Attorney General as the

Legal advicer of the boomment being

constantly liable to be called in An

n

n

advice co-operation, it is plain that his unauthorized absence from the Chony or from within reach of the place & boxinment, would not only be unfair to the public but prejudicial to the Goremment

interest.

I have, te.. (Signed) Mr. F. Marea,

T. Colonial Secretary.

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Colonial Secretary-