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and in the following year performed the duties of that office again for 6 months.

Gazetted Cisting Deputy Registrar, from which time I- have leeen donig. Deputy Registrar's work. Burning the long tune I have been in the service and especially suice In have been associated with the shepremie Court I have become well acqucnited with the Statutes of this Colony, cund also with the precatice and procedure. of the Court and am able to undertake any Registrar's work in Connnial, Civil, Probate or Bankruptry matters, all of which frome constiut practise I have become familiar with.

and in June 1877 was

I trust therefore that my long past

services will be taken uite consideration

by Heis Fallewey the Governor in regard to this application for the post of Deputy Registrar.

I have re re (M.) (OF A Soungster

Asting Deputy Registion

"Copy

(4.)

613

February 105 1881.

My dear Mr. Vangster.

I am staying at Mr.A.P. Macbunis house on the hill for change of air and have just received your note. I have opportunity of assisting you

lost av

best

to the

are Verif

of my ability, because I will candidl sewa haw thought your services are

Very valuable to the Court, and no one has worked harder or more

Cheerfully than

you Long experience has made,

e you well. aequacited with the preatise of the Court and the duties of the different offices.

I certainly think that afore should be appointed Asting Registrar, indeed you must be. The other day, was with the Povernor when you came to see him and I load

Opporticuity of speaking in

I think

some weeks ago

axc

I

favour and theis Berthing qutbound

I think the Governor will consult the Attorney General as (I write in Confideux ) the Chief Justion declined to adviser ever

as to the Usher unless his viecos so

et evere

often expressal

adopted. After that