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the avocation of the majority of

them

is entitled to the greatest

respect, would seem to be one

of those in which weight should

be given

7.

to their recommendation.

I may feather-

remind Your Lordship that the

septem existing here has not

been introduced wi

larger

any of the and more important.

Colonies, and I see no reason

Colony like

while the same.

nied to this

privilege Colony.

is de

Indied it would seen

reasonable that if the advantaged

of

Ar

Imperial Audit be con.

ccded,

the

system

should be in:

produced, if anywhere, in the

larger Colonies rather than in

the suraller,

sec

seeving

that the_

financial transactions

of

the

why

former must be lar

larger

and

more important.

10.

Singapore or Tri-

nidad should en

enjoy the privilege

of having

arr

Auditor of its cron,

while

I will conclude the

above remarks by strongly,

recern

mending