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tried servant to live in

this

render

very

effective

aw

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proper man at its head

utilitise the labor of

dear place, to important office

to

the

by

a

certain

" amount of oulley in the first

" instance to secure

"

for greater

hereafter a greater retion in the

of additional revenue. The mistake long hitherto followed here has been to

way

f

cripple offices by too great

reduction of Salaries

officers and the contes

"

“

and

quence

is that

revenue

many sources

are not properly The jail would

looked after. pay itself if

it had a

proper

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(1

prisoners. The Registrar Generals Office does not bring

what it should

near

because its staff is insuffic

d

_cient for its duties : £° the markets, Officials well

paid

"

are

provided they

are

thoroughly well looked after: it costs something

litte

manure it costs

in the outlay, but the result pays well. I entreat "the Colonial Office to ask

"

for

لة

in each

thorough explanation

of additional

Case

"expenditure before it disallows

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