CO129-167 - Sir Kennedy - 1874 [1-8] — Page 12

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and labour to master

I feel very confident.

that this interchang of offices would to Conducive to the

well be

being of the public Service.

I have no intimation

of the probable time of W Braniston arrival here, and M. Haylene

has the desire to the

his seat on the Bench

prior to that period The intuchange t propose could not

of course to carried

out without W Bramitin

Concurrence, and A

would ascertain this

without committe

sorgeelf, or Gouer Sorsahif

to any

definite course

beford I received your