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and to express a hope that

be

Wis Excellency will be pleased authorize such alterations to be made to it, as he may be advised to be necessary.

The Auts office is c Exersively small and incomenient-

room.

these not being in it sufficient

for the proper arrangement of the records, the reception of

those who have to resort to it

on business, or facility for + Carrying on the money kansactions

throughout the day-

which occur

and

there is likewise no place

in which the moneys

collected

paid in

r

Frequently.

can be kept until they are paid

into the Treasury periodically.

The Assistant Magishati,

fourt is a very

very small room,

or

quite bare of all

of all furniture fillings, hirving neither a prisoners dock, witness-box, or

place for Witnesses and others

in attendance, and is situated

at an an

angle of the building

up stairs, at the furthest possible distance from the Cleats Office, who on every occasion he is wanted, has to traverse the whole length of the building through

a crowded Court.