CO129-319 - Governor Sir Blake - 1903 [10-11] — Page 267

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9. That he appears the incapable of

Tworking, or for

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work, harmoniously with those placed in authority

over him. We altogethion

word an

fail bunderstand why he could mot

piendly terrous with Sir William Goodman. Jas the Chief Justice told my that he avoids fur. Ky she because he Kunsthande he sends for him there

is likely that some unpleasantness? The Pristone Judge stated that hig

experience of her. Kohe was very slight

-very pleasant

t

and in most secaring ust.

while the Police magistrate said that

on when acting as

Fm the

the only

decczion

Prime

judge had way brought into direct contact with pur. Kobe, the latter behaved towards kime to discounteously that he was obliged to report the matter the Officer Adminstring the Jovernment who censued her. Asha

writing

and called antims for apology. (See Answers & Questions 579, 980.7

509.

in my

This has been dealt with by

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the hidence. fir

Won. Wortman refers this attack upon me in his Chambers on the 7th July, 1903.

Until this regrettable incident

actually hought about by him by

H

manner in which he asked me baccount

in various matters, this is

the

I am sure that there has wer been

み

question between tis Won. Goodman afd

myself; on this occasion that he refer

I went thing Chambery in a calen,

to me? quict manner, not a moment expecting that I should be led with the importmate pracas brought about by himsely. Thing will be found set out in

the

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letter &

in fovernment, dated July 18, 1903, to which They treger.

77.

In answer to this question, kn. Wire

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