Wills anticipated the action
which was about to be -
taken thereon, by a letter
copy of which I enclose, together with
copy of
the
reply from the
Acting
Colonial Secretary.
2.
I find that 3 weeks
having elapsed without any reply to the latter letter, General Barker directed that the Crown Solicitor should be instructed to institute-
legal proseedings against Mr
Wills
Enel: 1
3rd Nov. 1891.
Concl. 2 7th Nov.197
301
recovery of the
Wills for the cost of Mr. Wills' passage
to
the Colony
3.
appears
The Crown Dolicitor to have raised legal
difficulties of proof as to
who should sue in an
action against Mr Wills, and the Asting Attorney General having been consulted advised
that in his
opinion it.
desirable that the matter
should be settled in
was
England. Ienclose copy of a
minute
i
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