The Registry,
Supreme Court, Hongkong,
29th January, 1909.
C.O.
Sir,
12799
RECD 15 APR OC
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter No. 1727/1908, of the 27th instant and its enclosure on the question of the status of the Registrar of the Supreme Court.
2. In reply, I beg to state that Sir F. Piggott appears to have greatly misunderstood me in this matter as the extract from His Honour's letter forwarded with your letter
3. does not correctly represent my view and attitude in the matter in as much as I did not make the remarks concerning the Hon. the Colonial Secretary which His Honour attributes to me.
With reference to my showing His Honour such minutes as I deemed desirable I did so out of courtesy and with no desire that His Honour should take up the cause, as the Hon. the Colonial Secretary has always endeavoured to meet my request for keeping up the full strength of my Staff whenever the exigencies of the Service permitted of it.
4. On the last occasion that I showed a minute to His Honour, His Honour suggested that he should take up the matter alleging that it would carry more weight: in this I did not acquiesce as I was satisfied that any reasonable request made by me would always receive due consideration from the Hon. the Colonial Secretary. His Honour I believe nevertheless considered it necessary to represent the matter himself directly to His Excellency.
I am etc.,
(sd.) A. Seth,
Registrar.
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The Registry,
Supreme Court, Hongkong,
29th. January, 1909.
C.O.
sir,
12799
RECO RESP 15 APR OC
-D
I have the honour to acknowledge-the-
receipt of your latter No. 1727/1908, of the 27th. instant and
its enclosure on the question of the status of the Registrar of
the Supreme Court.
2.
In reply, I beg to state that Sir F. Piggott
appears to have greatly misunderstood me in this matter as the
extract from His Honour's letter forwarded with your letter
3.
does not correctly represent my view and attitude in the matter
in as much as I did not make the remarks concerning the Hon.
the Colonial Secretary which His Honour attributes to me.
With reference to my showing His Honour
such minutes as y deemed desirable I did so out of courtesy and
with no desire that His Honour should take up the cause, as
the Hon. the Colonial Secretary has always endeavoured to meet
my request for keeping up the full strength of my Staff when-
-ever the exigencies of the Service permitted of it.
A.
On the last occasion that I showed a
minute to His Honour, His Honour suggested that he should take
up the matter alleging that it would carry more weight: in this
I did not aoquiesce as I was satisfied that any reasonable
request made by me would always receive due consideration from
the Hon. the Colonial Secretary. His Honour I believe never-
-theless considered it necessary to represent the matter him-
-self directly to His Excellency.
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Henourable
The Colonial Secretary.
I am etc.,
(sd.) A. Seth,
Registrar.
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