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ascertion by McGibbons

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appear

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and not a statement of facts

and

In the

evidence to be grasped with. In

very

stated

Carls

where

there done

any facts my best to

are-

understand Mr Gibbons meaning and

to set forth the facts correctly to His Excellency.

M. Gibbons states that he

should have declined his appointment

but that he

was told at the Colonial Office that the

medium of communication between him and

the Government

was transmitted from the Colonel Office

printed at page 642-651

in No.36 of

the Government Gazette of August 28th

1880.

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there

the only inference

is that the Judges

Mr Gibbons

therefore

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statement verbally

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I therefore submit that

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