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Trustee on 19. the June last.

J.

(N° 89.) •

The Chief Justice has

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not dealt with the question of accommodation for the Supreme Court. I have been waiting for the return of the Surveyor Gjeneral before submitting any recommendation as to the arrangements which should be made with Crosby's store which the Attorney General and the Registrar General do not think is adapted in its present state for their offices. In the meantime I have authorized the Judges to make use

of the building

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the upper story of which will be connected with the Judges Chambers

by a light temporary wooden bridge The building in which the Courte and Judges are located is no doubt inconvenient except as regards the

site. It was not constructed

purpose

and

even

for

if the eAttorney

the

General, Registrar General and Crown Solicitor vreated the ground-floor- which is entirely occupied by them the accommodation will be inferior to what would be found in most buildings that have been constructed

for