not meet with
favour
as
it was considered that the
Staff of the Public Works
Department was already sufficiently large.
My
3.
opinion
agrees with Your Lordship's
and the late Mr. Brown is that it is desirable to
appoint. Surveyor General specially :selected for the post with a view to his qualifications for succeeding to the post
an Assistant
of
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of Surveyor General during the temporary absence of that officer, and Mr Cooper whom I have consulted in the matter holds the
same view.
4.
inserted
Accordingly I have
of $4,800
a sum
in the Estimates for 1899
for such
an
appointment,
and as soon as the Council shall have passed the Estimates I shall communieste
further with Your Lordship
forwarding
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