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sir,
Government House,
Hongkong, 24th.September, 1909.
C.0
36967
RECO RAGE / NOV 09,
I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of
your letter of August 20th. relative to the appointment of Mr.
C. A. D. Melbourne to the post of Senior Deputy Registrar.
I regret that my Despatch on this subject
was forwarded to the Secretary of State before the receipt of
your reply to my letter of Aurust 17th. It had not been my
intention that it should be despatched until after I had heard
Your Honour's views.
The Secretary of State has now telegraphed
approving the appointment, and I learn with great regret that
Your Honour is opposed to it. My recommendation was of course
largely influenced by the view of the Head of the Department
who very strongly, and for considered reasons recommended Ir.
Melbourne's selection for the post.
On reading paragraph 5 of Your Honour's
letter I at once afforded Mr. Justice Gompertz an opportunity
.ombing Guntur
by emult Wotrches" ~ 10
of expressing his opinion. He stated that his opposition was
based on somewhat limited opportunities of observation, and in
view of Mr. Kemp's recommendation and of the opinions of two
prominent
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