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Attoruly General, who it will besons Not... o't support thee view of ho Surred. Howtolz, as I feel theat 110 our relative positions, there should not be any luonly questions pading between

I have paid two Inarch two m hundred reed minuty delters, turty

and

to the

two cents; being according -report of the lendet Office, the half pay of the Governer for the line day, above the Eacces of six weeks in September and Dctober 1883. Nor March ded rotformally claim their scene till nearly a year later. As I had been granted light weeks vacation leave by Your Lordship, Ircaturally supposed " that I like the me subers of the Civil Service

4 Sees of State 4. april25/84

q State to foverun

Service, was entitled to draw full

course

pay during that period; No Marsto drawing of Cererse in addition to his salary as the Colonial Secretary,

k

the "Entertainment re" allowance, at

the rate of rearly £3 (three pounds

per

Sterling ) = (or £1000 per annum).

3. In the prosent year, 1884, I applied for, and toas granted by

Your Lordship "twr morettes Vacation leave"

and in the opinion of

Ite

4 June 9/84) Attorney General it would seem that

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the question of the division of the

A

Salary depends upon the terms of the an application and the answer Icento". I have no personal feeling in the matter, but it should, I submit, be decided once

for