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forward by Mr. Seth, which were in part inaccurate, in part

irrelevant, and altogether, as the result has proved,

confusing. If the question had involved a simple but

debateable question the result would have been unfortunate:

it is my opinion szill more unfortunate when the master in

question was the conduct of an officer whom the Chief

Justice had reported for breach of discipline, and who,

even adopting Your Excellency's view, (see paragraph 7 of

despatch to Secretary of State of 5th. June) is in some

measure dependent on and subordinate to the Chief Justice:

the question from this point of view being how far he

was an ind pendent officer, and how far he was subordinate.

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very clear statorent: it is in respect of all those dusies

which lie outside his duties as Registrar of the Court. I

have little doubt that on re-consideration of this matter,

both Your Excellency and the Secretary of State will share

my view, which is the only one consistent with the efficient

administration of justico.

His Excellency

The Governor,

Hongkong.

(sd.) F.

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T. Piggott,

chief Justice.