CO129-086 - Sir Robinson - 1862 [5-6] — Page 26

6. Clause I of the Minute I 77 subunit, proposes to give to the Judge of the Count of Summary Jurisdiction and to the Colonial

chaplain, provided they shall not have held other offices in the Blony, an additional period of 5 years service, in consequence of the professional character of their offices, and the probability of their being appointed to the service at a later period of life than the other Civil Servants. In the event howevn of a Jurge of the Court of Summary Jurisdiction being momoted to the office of Chief Justice, it is not intended

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that he shall receive the special

advantages granted by Clance 3

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any further concession, beyond the five years allowed under

clause 4.

7. There

ave

three other

any

professional officus here to whom I do not propose that additional allowance shall be made. They are the attorney General, the "Colonial Surgeon, and the Surveyor General. The first two are allowed the privilege of private practice in addition to their Calaries from the

the public, and

there would seem from the