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17. is however, it is not often expedient
Ilor a
"
Govemar to
to state all he think's His Excellency had quietly endorsed "ad interim"
the views of the Head of the Survey
Department
om
the subject
and
explained
" to Mo" bobank the nicepity for this extra
labar He
18. Mr black whose principal object appeared to be the establishing a reputation
for himself- and who probably saw as clearly as this Excellency the object of Mot
Wilson- namely to deter him from accepting the Poot
acceded to the terms- and Hais
Excellency then directed M. black to retire with Mo2 Wilson who would explaim his
duties.
19.·
سل
In about
ww
ham both gentlemen
motive
returned to His Excellencey's office and when Hkxo Excullency inquired of M=
blank whether he
now saw his
to
way his work Mc black stated that Mo? Wilson evidently did not wish him in
the botony at all, for he had just told
him that he had
come down.
to
deprive him of Mc Bird's half Salary. M?
Wilson did not
deny this, but His
Excellevey prevented further allusion to
subject and tinned the
and tinned the conversation
the pu
to other subjects.
20.
Sul requent conespendence however. rendered it necessary for the Council to bear in mind that this statement of
Mc blark's
was made in the
His Excellency
presence of
and not denied then by
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