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constantly occupied by Official. duties as most prejudicially to interfere with

ony private busine fo.

Upon comparing the brown Solicitor's salary with those of other Government employe's it will be found to be under what isusually

junior black and is little more

than that of the Usher of the Supreme Court, who

given

to

D

to

is also allowed private work, whilst the remuneration paid

Officials holding somewhat

other

similar

positions to

my

own

and

whose duties, I would venture to

submit, are not of greater importance, is much.

more commensurate

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with the responsible services renders d and the previous expenses of a professional education.

In the event of the

appointment again becoming vacant Sapprekend ne Soliciter of standing in England would be

the induced to accept it on

present teams, I would therefore respectfully urge

that as regards

remuan

neration may Offere should

be placed

on

0/

par with

that of the Colonial Surgeon, and

that a

per

OLEMNU

of from £500 to 2100

annum va

would

enly such as evento

be an honestly fair

for

remuneration

the professional services required