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its proper paper but the one dealing with "complaints". I have"

found too on several occasions that Mr. Craig has not exercised

sufficient supervision over the junior clerk associated with

him in the Registry.

Apart from the dislocation to and the

retardation of business which the temporary or permanent loss

of papers, and the submission of papers without the proper

former or precedent papers attached, causes, and apart from the

discredit which is reflected upon the Office in the eyes of the

public and of other offices by mistakes or delay in the Registry

it should I think, be very carefully considered whether it is

advisable to keep r. Craig in a post the proper performance of

the duties of which is essential to the making of good records

for future years. And if from the evidence which I have adduced

and if from your own and the Assistant Colonial Secretary's

experience it would appear unadvisable, I would most strongly

urge that steps should be taken to relieve him of his duties

at an early date by transfer to another Department on his present salary, or, if referred to the Governor in Executive

Council, on a reduced salary.

1.

11.

iii.

iv.

Concisely the charges are:-

that he is careless in the posting of his

register;

that, for this reason, papers frequently cannot

be found by him when called for, and on a few

occasions have been lost;

that he attaches correspondence to wrong files;

that he does not at all times exercise sufficient

supervision over the junior clerk associated

with him in the Registry.

22nd. November, 1905.

(5a.) R. H. Crofton,

Chief Clerk.