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"six weeks in preparing Estimates for
Public Works
for
1870, that he has been
greatly in need of assistance for out-door
work, and that a Draughtsman is
much required at his office.
afrancals
answer to the Heonorable
u In
Mr
the Attorney General, ltr elkevorsom
states that no how Building is required,
as the present Court House with
Roof
$14,000,
a
New
and other repairs, estimated at-
will stand
good for 12 years.
"His Excellency, points out in reply that so
far from.
from. Mr Mevorsom having
labored under any special dis advantage
arriving here, he had the great advantage of the afsistance of Mr. Wilson for livo months after his arrival,- that Gentleman
"having been retained at great expense
full Salary for the purpose.
en
"Me crevva, no extra work had been,
thrown
his staff
on
Mr. Moorsom, whilst his
was (1.4
largo
as had
ever
employed in the Survey Department.
It is time that several works were
been
projected
by the Government of which His--
Excellency, produced a List. Nevertheles,
as Mr. Moorson had never moved in
any of them, and had literally wholly-
neglected his instructions, and donc
nothing whateve
even
towards
L
Commencing then - he could scarcely
ur go
what he did not do as
having-
occupied his time to the prejudice of
other duties.
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