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pricks in which he has been somewhat

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Hongkong, 8th November, 1909.

With reference to paragraph 3 of Your Lord-

ship's despatch No. 212 of the 17th of last September, I have

the honour to forward the enclosed copy of correspondence which

has taken place between the Chief Justice, Sir F.T.Piggott and

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Colonial Office regulation No. 98 recites

that vacation leave "must be duly recorded and arrangements must

;

have been made $ and approved by Governor, for the adequate

discharge of the officer's duties without cost to the public,

except in very special circumstances". Mr. E.R.Hallifax would

in the ordinary course have returned to this Colony on the

23rd of December, and he has in point of fact returned on the

27th ultimo, 1.e. two months earlier. Your Lordship will re-

member that Mr. Hallifax's leave was granted to him in special

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

THE EARL OF CREWE,

&C. &C. &C.

circumstances