CO129-356 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1909 [4-6] — Page 32

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nottansiqxe and to Jimbs of asch rok .Postdra sild no vonellesrä

which the Colonial Regulations recognise.

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bus estigua Iaupe ddtw redout. atom I

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molatosh and dart tnametata bataeqer vn to otiqu ni taid jorgen

of betiqqwa noidamotol tostregel bus stationant no、ts bevtrs

-he ext ni en eneqrad vienotzea dite? .*) eď vonelfeoxt WOY

to anentaud and to toubnos sdt at bra,soljeut to moldanteinto-

Arabqūs broris Jais notaigo to et vous!!eoxi wo%,dro) ent

arit dakw znatetemoont beɑolorth nottieog sɗð að galdton

yonelleox woy,saiffose and to guid ̃ow ɑpolnomart has insioitte

Kentgsmi 70 „Ínemetaja v gevelledaib viqnia reddle eroterods

♫tiw vaa vino na I avitopr~motretív emoe nitlw sham at ti taist

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-¿s a'zona(Inoxã toy bredarebrur tonnso I tøft Joaquer doug

5.

But Mr. Seth is on the verge of retirement.

I have no wish to be hard on him, 'or to press for an enquiry

which would bring discredit to him, after his long service.

Moreover the question of Mr. Seth's veracity is really a side

issue: I shall therefore content myself with saying that when

he retires, he will carry with him the consciousness of having

gone behind the back of the chief Justice, who up to that time

had treated him with unfailing courtesy, and overlooked his

many short-comings, and of having screened himself from the

consequences of his reports to me by falsehood.

I have the

honour to request that this part of this letter he communicated

to Mr. Seth.

.9BUTIT-

6.

I turn to the more serious matter of the

víørline “urieb Joeqaet dziw oala Jeuri I t

„tottam alift at bevaruq san vons[Inox two dolɗw sanoo art of

yo at onw rol?ło na dentega agrado atkaltab s bor"aterq evad I

at - en od stantbrodia vitisq at orfw Katrit I as etaalbrodua

þeytarlo arið selash rapitto sift .you®IIsoxa toy to notatgo adt

donnan dog Bullwood gets via exat or nonister yonalle oxx quoy bas

I as rat o? «d÷und edit yatdeeqa tom at Taoltto sið dado svetied

.TX ddiw #waivredni farevnu bari næd vonalisox” quoy toɗtag neo

otal vitupne пt. „botqosas need eved anoitsasfqze ald bus „fitez

Todtan edt dołw gallesh to caw vino ad♪ al bortsterq egrado odt

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present state of the Registry. I have again to repeat that

unless the Registry is in efficient working order it is

seriously detrimental to suitors before the Court, and hampers

me in conduct of the business of the Court; and further that'.

it is in my opinion the business of the Chief Justice to see :

that it is in efficient working order, and if it is not, to

make representations to the Government on the matter.

7.

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There are three Registrars now in the

office. I have already expressed my views as to Mr. Seth's

inefficiency.