CO129-049 - Sir Bowring and Lieut Governor Caine - 1855 [1-4] — Page 367

legal matters and the general business & a Solicita might be entrusted to him, and would relieve the Chief Goremment office of

insiderable work, which to the

kuruznience of the kurie, now

devolves whon it. -

The Attorney General naturaly

cnough sojects to having the busincre

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ALL

Attring thrust upon him

although Ma Bridges in all

hese matters recurring during his

reting tinme of office has willingly

given every resistance to the

Monial Sieretary, there

soints of frequent

are still

remmenel

recu

that

render the the appointment of a

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Crown, a Gremment blicita

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desirable..

I'riquet to be boliged to ripot that I have us sufficient Confidence in the attorneys now practicing in Victoria, de puctify my recommendation of any

and I would respectfully

for

this

post,

suggest that an

entered into

young

me

arrangement be

a

if possible with come

Indo Solicito

of energy

respectability and talent who might be induced to hold the appointment

on a

a Salary say of £200 a 2500 a which would be I assume,

meme year,

best

tooth small sum compared with what

n he would

Se greater is

The would derive from his other