CO129-273 - Governor Sir Robinson & Others - 1896 [10-12] — Page 250

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Sir,

20030

20098

34d-31obosure to Enclosure I.

Sub-Enclosure

Mr. Hazeland to the Registrar of the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.

Hong Kong 8th August 1896.

248

I have the honour to renew my application to be granted the privilege of exchange compensation allowance.

2.

I ground my application on the fact that since the date of my previous application I have been promoted to the office of Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court.

3.

I have the honour to refer His Excellency the Governor to the following extract which appeared in the "Daily Press" of the 4th March 1895.

"The Secretary of State has directed that exchange compensation be paid to the Chief Justice of Singapore, Mr. Cox and Mr. J. O. Anthonisz 2nd Magistrate, Police Court, Singapore. The Secretary of State declines to enter into the question of domicile of officials of rank.

4.

I understand the facts of the above extract to be correct.

5.

I respectfully submit that the office of Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court is an office of rank. Under the Promissory Oaths Ordinance No.4 of 1869 he is required to take judicial oaths which oath is the same as that required to be taken by every judicial functionary in the Colony.

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Sir, 20030 20098 34d-31obosure to Enclosure I. Sub-Enclosure Mr. Hazeland to the Registrar of the Supreme Court. Supreme Court. Hong Kong 8th August 1896. 248 I have the honour to renew my application to be granted the privilege of exchange compensation allowance. 2. I ground my application on the fact that since the date of my previous application I have been promoted to the office of Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court. 3. I have the honour to refer His Excellency the Governor to the following extract which appeared in the "Daily Press" of the 4th March 1895. "The Secretary of State has directed that exchange compensation be paid to the Chief Justice of Singapore, Mr. Cox and Mr. J. O. Anthonisz 2nd Magistrate, Police Court, Singapore. The Secretary of State declines to enter into the question of domicile of officials of rank. 4. I understand the facts of the above extract to be correct. 5. I respectfully submit that the office of Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court is an office of rank. Under the Promissory Oaths Ordinance No.4 of 1869 he is required to take judicial oaths which oath is the same as that required to be taken by every judicial functionary in the Colony.
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Sir, 20030 20098 34d-31obosure to Enclosure. I. Sub-Bacbosure Mr. Hazeland to the Registrar of the Supreme Court. Supreme Court. Hong Kong Sth. August 1896. 248 I have the honout to renen my application to be granted the privelege of exchange compensation allowance. 2. I ground my application on the fact that since the date of my previous application I have besa promoted to the office of Beputy Registrar of the Supreme Court. 3. I have the honour to refer His Excellency the Governor to the following extract which appeared in the "Daily Press" of the 4th. March 1895. ก "The Secretary of State has directed that exchange compensatio: "be paid to the Chief Justice of Singapore, Mr. Cox and Mr.J. "0.Aathoniz 2nd. Magistrate, Police Court, Singapore. The "Secretary of State declines to enter into the question of "domicile of officials of raak. 4. I understand the facts of the above extract to be correct. 5. I respectfully submit that the office of Deputy Registrer of the Supreme Court is an office of rank. Under the Promissory Oaths Ordiaauce No.4 of 1869 he is required to take judicial oaths which oath is the same as that required to be taken by every judicial fuactionary la the Colooy.
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Sir,

20030

20098

34d-31obosure to Enclosure. I.

Sub-Bacbosure

Mr. Hazeland to the Registrar of the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.

Hong Kong Sth. August 1896.

248

I have the honout to renen my application to be granted

the privelege of exchange compensation allowance.

2.

I ground my application on the fact that since the date

of my previous application I have besa promoted to the office of

Beputy Registrar of the Supreme Court.

3.

I have the honour to refer His Excellency the Governor

to the following extract which appeared in the "Daily Press" of the

4th. March 1895.

ก

"The Secretary of State has directed that exchange compensatio:

"be paid to the Chief Justice of Singapore, Mr. Cox and Mr.J.

"0.Aathoniz 2nd. Magistrate, Police Court, Singapore. The

"Secretary of State declines to enter into the question of

"domicile of officials of raak.

4.

I understand the facts of the above extract to be correct.

5.

I respectfully submit that the office of Deputy Registrer

of the Supreme Court is an office of rank. Under the Promissory Oaths

Ordiaauce No.4 of 1869 he is required to take judicial oaths which

oath is the same as that required to be taken by every judicial

fuactionary la the Colooy.

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