CO129-267 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1895 [4-6] — Page 177

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quately the double-duties, or should future circumstances

render such a course desira-

ble.

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I have already address- ed Your Lordship in a Confi-

the sub-

dential despatch on t jest of the abolition of the~ post of Magistrate, and for the

reasons stated therein I do

not recommend the adoption

of

"the Committee's suggestion in that direction at present. In addition to my

reasons.

given

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that

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given in that despatch there further temporary

is now a

objection to the abolition of This is the office in question addit, owing to Mr May's prospective Lens: departure from the Colony on five leave it will not be possible lesh" to relieve Mr. Wodehouse of the hop4)

duties of Superintendent of the Fire Brigade, and it will consequently be impossible for the latter to perform the magisterial work for any lengthened period without

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assistance