CO129-259 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1893 [5-8] — Page 415

an Extinct as to justify temporary retirement, and

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I think that

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he must

to render approval, with 4-line priority

suggesting the idea of retirement. If to Lucas

did but do so, partly Low Riser will decide

that he has now taken the step. His pension

will be a good one, and it will partly note

a long life in the Civil Service some she can

for. I should putter hope that after 2 or 3 years

of rest and residence in a better climate,

he might do more of his own device made

Conditions more favourable to success than any

arrangement I

I

Ru

Ripen spots that this Government and the

Unofficial Elements have not hitherto been able to agree

upon the composition of a committee, but that

he does not think it a case in which

an

inquiry should take place by becoming public

inside in only, and hopes at a later

date all to become

the proposals.

be a joint Committee of officials and

unofficials, which will be acceptable to them

as he has hitherto rendered.

Pending his replacement, I have nearly

achieved two despatches and say lente hand.

(a) generally.

[ I don't think it matters whether the

majority unofficials are

a

a majority.

The Secretary of State is alternatively vexed