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and education have been en
confined to the Colony.
entirely
5. It occurs to me that the best
way of reconciling the conflicting claims
of Mr Mitchell-drues and Mr Omme
and at the same time.
of securing the
efficiency of the Department, would
be to abolish the post of Registration
Clerk, re-arrange the work of the Office,
promote Mr Omund to be First Clerk, and make Mr Mitchell-drus Assistant Registrar General.
6. For two reasons I do not think it is desirable that Passed Cadets
should rank as clerks. Having preferential claim for the higher appointments in the Service, they would be liable to removal at any
moment. The work is the same latterly, and the continuity of the
Office Work would thus be liable to constant interruptions. In the second place, their education and training
fit them for higher duties than those connected with routine and clerical
work.
7. One objection that might be urged against the present proposal
is that Mr Mitchell dues is as
liable to removal from the new post
as he would be from that of First Clerk; but the office of Assistant
Registrar General would be one
peculiarly suited for a Passed Cadet,
and, as the succession of such Cadets is now secured, it would be possible to get one of them for the appointment
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and education have been en
confined to the Colony.
entirely
5. It occurs to me that the best
way of reconciling the conflicting claims
ME Mitchell-drues and M. Omme and
of 112
and at the same time.
of securing the
·
efficiency of the Department, would
be to abolish the post of Registration
-arrange
the work of the Office,
Clerk, re-ar promote Mz Omund to be Firet ~ Clerk, and make Mr Mitchell- -Imus Assistant Registrar General.
6. For tivo reasons I do not think it is desirable that Passed Cadets
ac
should rank as clerks. Having preferential claim for the higher appointments in the Service; they would be liable to revcoval at any
moment
The work is
the same lanter U rame & to
moment, and the continuity of the
Office Work would thus be liable to constant interruptions. In the second place; their education and training
fit them for higher duties than thos connected with routine and clerical
work.
7. One objection that might be urged against the present proposal
is that W Mitchell dues is as
the new post
liable to removal from t
as he would be from that of First Clerk; but the office of assistant - -
Registrar Several would be one
a Passed Cadet,
peculiarly suited for a
and, as the succession of such Cadets is row secured, it would be possible to get one of them for the appointuent
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