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" The Suages would

have more confidence that Mr Mice would carry duties of the Offer sahifactorily, after Mr. Ackroyd's report, and as the result of their on observations; and, if the appointment and patronage had been left in their hands, they would have preferred iit Wie, having regard alone to the efficiency of the Public Service in préférence to clan's from seniority. They did not consider the

I

dual

last

or triple control of'

year

at all

enhofactory.

Ackroyd;

as suggested by Mr A

in case it is Excellency

does

not see fit to apponit Mr

Mise

K

Wise ; not

do they consider

it to be likely to be so in future."

The Attorney General

also stated his opinion that " Mr Mise should be preferred

to Mr

of the

Sangster.

In view of the opinion

Judges,

and after full

consideration of all the ~ cramstances of the case, the Council advise that Mt

Wise should be appointed

eteting Registrar, while Mr Ackroyd is Acting Prisne Sudge; and that M. E. Mackean should be appointed temporarily eActing Police Magistrate in

the place of Mr Wise.

True Extract.

A Seth,

Clerk of Comcils.