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reflected most strongly

my

characles for honesty and integrity

but.

which yet been taken.

further steps have

Notwithstanding all these

annoyances

I have continued to do

the work of my Office and have reduced that which I found in the sitmest disorder to something like order and regularity, however now 1. that I have come to the point of dealing with the bankruptcies with which the convict Huffam was connected I am met with difficulties

the Chief Justice

which the power of

enables him to roise and which dam

unable to

overcome.

I have through

the medium of the Chief Justice asked

to have brought to the notice of A is

Excellency,

one

of

these obstructions but

with the ingerity of the Chief Justice.

and the ad

advantage which his position

and long acquaintance with the Colong gives him I am powerless to contend any longer.

re

The Chief Justice has written two long letters dated respectively June 24 1880 and July 30° 1880 which I have answered categorically my

nir

letters dated respectively June 25 - 1880

and August 3th 1880 and when I have asked him,

ad

I did in

dated August 10th 1880 head of

letter

as the responsible

the Office for definite instinctions

the

for

'le.