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tells
us in
himself
by also a
Why then
the
covering despatch, approved
d the Executive council, &
affroued by
Lad
Derby.
they
then should they be now disapproved?
The
governor gives
as no
to Veskether any the last
year 20
ав
information has happened in the
2 a half to alter his views or q r
to makis an ordinance of the Rhind less
necessary or less desirable; hence we may
Suppose
Suppose that the circumstances are much as they were in 1883.
they
The argument which be a 'the attorney really uses is that the ordinance
General really
put
This is a
is a strong
will fort arbitrary powers into the hands of the registrargeneral argument but othy
be fore
You
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strong
was it not advance &
In his despatch the govern suggests
that with the exception of the present
registrar general M. Stewart there is n. Gresent in Hongtong
one at
fit to
exercise these extraordinary powers
As
for
as the actual individuals are
concerned there is not much in this
・M.
Stewart as for
as we know is
Likely to continue to be ingistran grams),
mean colute the
younger
men are
training
under those him I will in a few years
on his
probably be capable of carrying work. Even if they are not capable already: but lapork from
but it is clear that ses it is
it is unsafe to depend on
to defend off the defect I on the individual
a system which should men & not on the system теж
on and individual then: So far
right.
puts the
the governor seems to be
The attorney general pats principle of
objections to Othe
the
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