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...and a letter from the Governor to the Secretary, State in which the Governor stated that he had "turned Mr. Hayllar out of the Government House for a disgraceful offence." It was said that a bill was authorised to show a copy of the correspondence to all members of the Council.
I asked, "What was the disgraceful offence?" He said it was horrible and declined to say more, and stated that if I wished to know more I had better ask Dr. Eitel. I said that my acquaintance with Dr. Eitel was very slight and that I certainly should not ask him as the affair did not concern me.
Subsequently I heard from one or two persons what the alleged disgraceful conduct was said to be; but the whole story appeared to me so incredible that I determined to pay no attention to it. On Sunday, the 18th September, I heard something in consequence of which, and in consideration of the relations of my firm with Mr. Hayllar, I wrote to the latter. A copy of my letter is marked "A". On the same day, I received a letter, a copy of which is marked "B", from Dr. Eitel, saying that I could call upon him on the 20th, which I did about 10:30 a.m., and saw him.
I told him what I had heard, to much the same effect as I have already repeated, and said that in consequence of the statements brought so prominently to my notice, I felt a painful affair and he was authorised by His Excellency to place certain papers relating to it before the members of the Council, so that they at their leisure might read them. The papers were a letter from Mr. Hayllar...
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