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Officers post one is naturally most in
reluctant to come to
au
conclusion
until experiment has proved absolutely beyond doubt the correctness of one's conjectures,
so that when in hearch lost.
Mr Administrator Austin who it appears
had from his own
personal observation
independently arrived, at views similar
to mine, was good enough le consult
in the Staff. I
me about a change. took upon myself to ponich out the prudence of coming to no decision
until the expiration of a term of six mouth's after the Superintendenti departure for Europe, when I thought sufficiently, long trial would have then been gone through without him
to mable the Government to find out any advantage which might possibly have been overlooked: in continuing such a post filled by a professional officer of Mr Ford's importance. I gave this advice because I thought that if
the matter it was
there were au
any
doubt.
Bu
only just the Superintendent should be Entitled to the benefit of it,
and his
6. But as the real supervision
post maintained.
has gradually
Conil
to be so
Entirely
vested in this office it must be confessed
to inconvlinence has resulted
by the Superintendento absence in England although the want of a European- workman of the class alluded to in
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