CO129-265 - Public Offices & Others - 1894 — Page 662

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assuming Sir Fielding

Clarkle's views to be adopted, it might pressity" be found

perhaps

feasible to transfer the present Messenger in bankruptcy

• Whose office it is proposed to abolish - to the position

of Chief Justice's cleath, if provided that

he is capable of performing

ordinary

that

Secretarial

derical work

and in the Chief Justice who has not been consult

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• prepared to accept his

Services NX XXX

wing

-5. With regard to the proposed of the appointment

abolition

of

departy land offices, the Chief Justice is inclined

to think that the services

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that

Officer

have been

on the point

forume Inferath

1130ful

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to the colenial government!

outside and beyond the strict limits of his work as defined by ordinance. Sir Fielding

Planke notes that since he has been in the colony the government

has hardly been troubled with litigation on land questions

which

seway

wult

smay, he thinks)

be due to the tact and

Sense of M. Shepherd

good

It has occurred to me that

in lieu of the suggestion made in the preceding paragush

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the Committer's

and in lieu of recommendations, it might

be bother to make Mr

Shephard departy registro and

accountant in addition to his present affointment

land officer,

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officer, but without

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