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5. I have allowed a short time to elapse before
reporting these arrangements to you, as I wished to have some
indication of how Mr. Gutierrez was likely to perform his new
duties. As I have so far had no complaints from the head of his
Department, I trust that the matter may now be considered closed,
and that the course I have adopted will meet with your approval.
6. With regard to the arrangements at the Co-
lonial Secretary's Office consequent upon the transfer of the
Second Clerk, I intend to address you fully on the subject of
the re-organisation of the Clerical staff of that Department.
The immense increase of work which not only the extension of
the Colony but also its expanding prosperity has thrown upon
the Department has revealed certain weakness in the Clerical
organisation which demands serious attention. At present I am
authorising tentative measures which I hope will enable me
before long to make certain recommendations to you of a defi-
nite and permanent nature.
I have the honour to be,
sir,
Your most obedient
Humble Servant,
Stay Atelie
GOVERNOR,&C.
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