By to Mr Kelly 25/1/16.
wholly to Gol becy - 2/12/06.
Recy to Mr Kelly - 12/12/06.
boy to Mr Kotly- of colch
Enclosure
3
305
and copies of the correspondence noted in the margin which
includes the letter to Mr. Kelly containing the charges
against him; Mr. Kelly's reply; a letter stating that he
had not exonerated himself to my satisfaction, and one con-
veying to him the decision arrived at upon his case.
3.
A copy of the minutes of Executive Council
is also enclosed and shows how members advised on the
various charges brought against Mr. Kelly.
4.
In paragraphs 5 and 9 of Sir Matthew Nathan's
Despatch concerning Inspector Ward, an explanation was
given of the reason why books of account were admitted in
evidence and I shall be glad if Your Lordship's decision
can be conveyed by telegraph.
Beden
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient,
humble servant,
Amay
Officer Administering the Government.
By to Mr Kelly 25/1/16.
wholly to Gol becy - 2/12/06.
Recy to Mr Kelly - 12/12/06.
boy to Mr Kotly- of colch
Enclosure
3
305
and copies of the correspondence noted in the margin which
includes the letter to Mr. Kelly containing the charges
against him; Mr. Kelly's reply; a letter stating that he
had not exonerated himself to my satisfaction, and one con-
veying to him the decision arrived at upon his case.
3.
A copy of the minutes of Executive Council
is also enclosed and shows how members advised on the
various charges brought against Mr. Kelly.
4.
In paragraphs 5 and 9 of Sir Matthew Nathan's
Despatch concerning Inspector Ward, an explanation was
given of the reason why books of account were admitted in
evidence and I shall be glad if Your Lordship's decision
can be conveyed by telegraph.
Beden
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most obedient,
humble servant,
Amay
Officer Administering the Government.
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