r
Your
Tordship dezure's in and
the duties
are to be different to those performed by former Registrar Generals, and to revert to the post of Police Magistrate or if that arrangsurah is not convincent he is prepared to resign the device.
2. M. Russell has called my
altention to the
offer.
made to him.
ар
on le cord
the post of Registrar General, by the Governor which was by private note only, and under the circumstances he has formally requested that the correspondence may be placed in the absence of any official documents, and that copiis may be forwarded for Your Lordship's information. _ He refers expecially to the fact that he
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was districtly told by the Governor
that the duties
of
this Post would be
the dance (except some Police work) as
Mr. C. C. Inuth - I therefore
hi the hive
of
Inclore copies of
Mis
well as
of other
correspondined on the subject in Novak.
1881
3. Mr. Russell states that he
was chiefly influenced in accepting this
push by
the
belief
that the Colimal
Office wished him to do
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and that
he did not expect to retain it for any
time as he hoped torutually for promotion in the legal live.
4. I thoughtch it only fair to 2. Ruzzell to show him Your Rordship. 1. Dispatch N° 105 of 29th May last
without
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