Mr. Huffam, lati
late Deputy of the Suprennt
Registrar Court, to Macne.
Lt.
In these letters the Governor,
I subuis, by insinuation changes
Atte
with misconduct if not of connivance in Heuffais flight_ with "avoiding" to mention an
important incident to him
that subject,
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recation, if not me
hood.
wilful false.
The Governor's letters.
all recorded
Secretary's office
ale
the Colonial
and it is
very necessary to take care that not even the smallest
accusation should pass -requited
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At the same time it is
very difficult
difficult to meet insive_
ations such as these without
ing in
engaging.
au u
unseemly dis.
peete with the Governor, and
without running the risk of
to fail in that
appearing to fail
tone of outward respect
I have
always
to observe in
respect which
been unstions
corresponding.
with Her Majesty's repre-
sentative.
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For those reasons II trust
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that you
with
you
will
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excuse tul
a
for troubling
copy of these letters,
a.
accompanied by as brief statement of the facts of the
Cas
matter to
the
as is possible – and thus submitting my conduct in 8. The facts
Friday. August
Au
at my
your opinion.
are
"follows.
as follows : I was
rust 16
room in the Supreme Court when Mr. Joller, a Solicis
lor, partier in the firm of Mr. Sharp the Crown Solicitor, and "Mr. Wotton, Solicitor; the managing Cluck in the firm of Mr. Brereton also a Solicitor of the Court, at present away from
the Colony,
railed on me.
Dr. Wottone
told me that they had fears that something
was wrong
wrong in
the Bankruptcy of Lyall Sticl and Co in which Huffam had been appointed official
That a duidend assignee -
had recently been declared. __ but that they,
agents for
Several créditors could not
get the
get
cheques
Art
payment
That Heuffam had constantly
pcruised
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