CO129-375 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1911 [1-2] — Page 234

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custom to place all important orders to the staff on record,227 and the members of the staff then initialled the paper.

Captain Taylor admitted that from the time

he became "arbour Master until the incident now under discussion

took place, he never gave an order in writing (a period of some

3 years). The Hon. A.G. being incapacitated by a broken collar

-bone was unable to take notes, which were done by Mr. Messer.

The latter, from his position at the Table,

apparently was unable to hear these questions put by me, at all

events they do not appear in his notes. I have since suggested

that Captain Taylor might be recalled to repeat these state-

-ments but this was not considered necessary.

The custom being to give important orders

in writing, the two clerks were I consider justified in not

paying any particular attention to verbal orders, which once

given were never referred to for over a twelve months. This in

itself, I consider, absolves men in their position from blane.

(Sd.) E. A. Hewett.

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