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of the Supreme Court.

2. M Mr Wise has explained to me

"

I the

nature

of

the private

and

family motives

that have prompted

this request, and I am

him to make this

quite satisfied that they afford

sufficient ground for his transference.

3. Mt Wise is a public servant

in whose abilities I have great-

confidence, and during my admin-

istration of this Government in

whatever capacity he has held

ben der.

I have always

found him to be gealous, pains-

taking and

work.

most efficient in his

4.

I would therefore strongly

recommend for your favourable

consideration that; if possible,

his request be

Granted.

I have the honour to be,

Soi.

Your most obedient

humble Servant.

William Robing

4. I would