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nery.

21.

Public Cemetery and Miscellaneous. These branches

are now of their minimum strength, but I think the pay of

the Overseer in charge of the Cemetery too little. I pro-

pose to increase it to $600 per annum.

22. In the cases where I cannot recommend that the present

holder of an office be placed on the permanent staff I have

left the name of the holder on the permanent staff blank. I

further submit that as a general rule except in the case of

clerks no officer drawing less than $500 per annua be per-

manently appointed to an office.

I have &c.

( Signed ) F. A. Cooper,

Hon: G.T.M. O'Brien, C. M. G.

Colonial Secretary.

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Director of Public Works.

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