little that was left him to do
Colonial Se
Secretary Bad Sur March
says that the business of auditing has been very imperfectly performed
matter
of Surprise
which is scarcely considering that of the thre
mecubers of
the Audit office
One
is the Colonial Secretary (in which capacity Mr March appears to fund mone to do then our Austin had), "another is the Government Electrician, whelt the third helps to keep the Treasury Books which he has afterwards to assist in
auditing.
Nur Marsh appears however
the doing good work as
Audilos.
6. Mr Marsh also appears to
think that the Colonial Secretary
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ought to hold the position in relations to Colonial Secretary work which I have indicated in the 3rd paragraph of this muiate, but that it is imposible porke same person to do this and also to bischarge the duties of Auditor Satisfactoril
But I do not feel b
run
7.
Exceios
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te
confident that our Marsh ve respecting the separation of the offices may not have been unconsciously dictated by his dis :content with his position Colonial Secretary and his desires the placed regards that office
ax
above
him
in the position indicated above for when the Governor gave leave to maminte the papers instead, sending them to the Governor unminiated as heretofore, and suggested that ter Should divide his tune systematically between the two departments
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