CO129-213 - Governor Sir Bowen - 1883 [12] — Page 230

by

-some Member of the Interpretation Staff of the Supreme Court..

The principal difficulty the Board has had in dealing with this

case is the fact that the

occupant of the office will be exposed to very great lewisitations The Board therefore.

Considers that it would be advisable to

obtain a

person of high standing,

in whom the Chinese could place

implicit confidence and who should be heavily scoured._

A

The Board would suggest, reference to the Registrar Several with

a view to ascertaining whom the Chiveze memorialised the

Chamber of Commerce

on the

the su

subject.

the Bankruptcy Laws would

of the

recom incredi

recommend

229

for the post =

• As to the salary of the post,

the Board is unan

animouely aqued

that $30, a month should be ample

remuneration.

I have re

(?) I. H. Stewart-Lockhart

Hon : Sec; and Miccuber Board of Examiners