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casting vote.)

Vacation.

The Puisne Judge practically can take no vacation

here for with an average of 50 cases or over a week, an

absence of a month would land him in a hopeless mess. However

for the sake of the Registry staff I generally try and sit only

in the mornings during vacation. The result of vacations, so

far as I am concerned, has been that if the Chief Justice goes

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and this is another reason from the point of view of the

Puisne Judge, in favour of a Third Judge, as then some arrange-

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few weeks every two or three years. At present the Puisne Judge

can only get away on long leave.

Personal.

I hear it is stated that my time is not fully oc-

-cupied. I have explained how that may occur on some occasions

by cases not coming on for hearing. I think it only fair to my-

-self however to say that this is a statement which has been

made about me ever since I have been in the Colony, but that it

has never been made about any man who acted for me during my

absence and no complaint has, so far as I am aware, ever been

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made