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warrant.
5.
It is common knowledge that since I have been
in the Colony the Court has been more busily engaged than it
has ever been since its creation. For the first time in its
annals the judicial machine has been working at full pressure
and its resources taxed to the utmost. I make this remark in
no self-laudatory spirit, and with no intention of casting a
slur on my learned predecessors in this respect; but the fact
remains, and in order to justify and illustrate it I have had
prepared a comparative table of the amount of Court work done
from January to September in the years 1904 and 1907. These
years were taken at haphazard, and I think they tell their own
story; which is, that making such allowances as are necessary
for inevitable delays the Court was as full of work during that
period of 1907 as it could possibly be. Speaking from memory,
and without consulting the Registrar's books, I think that the
other years of my work in the Colony would tell the same story.
Your Excellency will, I think, now understand why I so much
resent the action which has been taken before Your Excellency's
arrival, and which compels these questions now to be put to me.
6.
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