CO129-203 - Acting Governor Marsh - 1882 [10] — Page 313

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it will be much more

satisfactory

than having to call in an

outsider

whenever any heavy bankruptey

casss

have to be dealt with. Unless this is

done, the work will get into arrear

as

has been the ease in past years. The fees of the Court might in the opinion of the Chief Justice be increased, but this could not in - justice be done unless the work is performed without undue delay,- which the appointment of an itecountant

would tend to ensure.

There are several __

suggestions

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suggestions made by the Chief Instice

which I am not able to submit

any observations without further

consideration and

enquiry,

would have entailed

delay.

which

I have

thought it better to forward for Your Lordship's information the Chief Justice's Report without waiting till

are the

I can deal with these points. The suggestions to which I refer Following:-

That the effects of persons

dying at clea should be dealt with

by the Harbour elbaster instead of by

the