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(d).

Table IV deals with the Treasury and

Post Office, and assumes the existence of an Assistant

Treasurer. I see no reason why the Assessor who is an

Officer of this Department should not have the title of

Assistant Treasurer and become a 3rd. class Cadet Officer.

This would effect a saving in the present salary given to

the Assessor, which is £3,600 to $4,200 with personal allow-

-ance of $500. One Cadet is required but there is a shortage

of an Officer for 25 months to complete.

(e).

Table V shows the employment of one

extra Cadet to allow for the shortages in Tables III and IV

and shows a margin of 12 months.

In all therefore the non-legal

appointments require 7 Cadets.

8.

In Table I of Annexe it is shown

that two Passed Cadets are required to act in the appoint-

-ments of Second Magistrate (First Police Magistrate 3

months only) and Assistant Land Officer and this Table in

conjunction with Table II shows that with 3 more Passed

Cadets (a total of five required in the Legal Departments)

there is a nett deficiency of an Officer for 3 months only

in the six years cycle. If it should for purposes of an

Appeal Court be found necessary to appoint a Third Judge

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