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which by that time consisted of four documents, vry. Hagtter and two letters of Mr. Hayllar and two covering dispatches, and the Governor took on this occasion another set of these papers and placed it in my hands with the request to show it to Members of Council and especially to Mr. Johnson and to explain to them the details of the circumstances.
The Governor's version of these, however, had meanwhile undergone an alteration, as will be mentioned further on, by omitting the word "secret" in the description of the Museum Catalogue and by leaving it doubtful as to what Catalogue or book it was that was brought to the House by Mr. Ryallar.
13. Immediately after the Governor's departure, Mr. Ryrie came to the office at Government House and told me that the Governor had requested him on board the steamer before leaving to apply to me for the two documents in Mr. Hayllar's case which he (Mr. Ryrie) had not seen yet. Mr. Ryrie read the documents and returned them to me on the spot after perusing them.
14. When Mr. Johnson's letter of the 19th September reached me, I showed it immediately to Major Palmer.
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which by that time consisted of four
documents, vry.
Hagtter and
two letters of Mr.
and two covering
dispatches,
and the Governor took on this occasion
another set of these papers and
placed it in my
hands with the
request to show it to Members of Council and especially to Mr.
Johnson and to explain to them.
the details of the circumstances.
The
Governor's version
of these, however,
had meanwhile undergone an alteration,
as will be mentioned further on,
bg omitting the word "secret" in the
description of the
Museum Catalogue
and by leaving it doubtful as to
what
C
what Catalogue or book it was that was brought to the House by Mr. Rayllar.
13. Immediately after the Governor's departure, Mr. Byrie
came to the office at Government House and told me that the Governor
had requested him on board the steamer before leaving to apply
to
Me
for the two documents in Mr.
Hayllar's
's
case which be (Mr. Ryrie) had not seen yet. Mr. Ryrie read
the documents and returned them
to me on the opot after perusing
them.
14. When Mr. Johnson's letter
of the 19th September reached me,
I showed it immediately to Major
Palmer.
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