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up his office. It would simply

be

impossible to supply his place adequately and the Colary would be

a serious loser,

for I certainly should not think it reise

le add M? Clark's duties to those of Mr.

Wilson,

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for

a

I fuel perfectly satisfied that Mr.

Clause is far

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able than Mr Bird to

class

perform all the duties of Asistant Surveyor, and the relieving him of that portion of the deities which gave him the best chance of becoming acquainted with the of persons most likely to be conviction hereafter in the event of his permanently residing heres, which I

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useful

think would be a public advantages,

cannot be more

necesary

in the ease

of

Mr Clarse ihan of Mr Bird. The fact of

fradising on his

mattes mo

avn account,

marlough

ence as Mr Bird

differen

erence)

very

improperly, when a permanent Office, continued his privati professional practice.

It stars fores

ore, lea

has inade

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atry

to

that Mr Wilson

uncalled for and

invidians distinction, not merely without

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my approval but directly at variance with the programme of the duties of t his Department nour before the Secretary of State. I therefore disapprove the alteration

so made by Mr Wilson, and desire that

m

everything

connected with

superintendence

of the provisions of the Building Ordinance and the suppression of nuisances Mr Clark by pland vanally in the position