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The
regarded as having acted on cumulative wideness of his unfitness for his post and the impolicy of continuing him in it - widence so strong, that I could not but agres with the Camoil in considering mcompatible with the Public interests
to leave him in the Service.
4.
it
I now enclose Mr Kinder's
Fletter of the 9th Allime bringing the Exclamati
conduct of Mr Davies to
my
notice,
and also the letter, which I directed Enclosure. 1:24
the Siting Polonial Secretary to write, calling on Mr Davies for explanations, and informing him that in accordance)
with purines warnings Hrefn his explanations to
I would
rry
Coneil
12th Nev. 1869.
in case thing failed to satisfy unself.
It will make matters clearer
if I here explain in reference to the charges of disobedience and disrespectful conduct to his supnior- the only charges which the Cancil finally, proceedid.
an
that diere can be
first. Mr Davies
was
doubt as
to the
called on
to
36.92", make up a small deficiency, not
because the Master of the Mint said
it
MALAD
due, but because his own
books showed it to be due. No other
evidence than the books
was
ulied
on, and the fact of the deficiency, thecly
clearly ohnen,
Was
mot
ascertained by Mr Window, but by the Audit cluse, Mr Silva, expressly defuited by myself
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