CO129-381 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1911 [11-12] — Page 505

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the Puisne Judge of some of his summary work, and be a Judge of Appeal.

16.

The powers of the First Magistrate will be simultaneously increased to $200 and 2 years imprisonment, and

the European Magistrates' Clerk on £360 to £420 with free quarters will be abolished, and replaced either by a Portuguese (or Chinese) clerk as in the Straits Settlements or by an

additional Police Probationer (£300 by £50 to £350), who will

perform the duties now required of the Magistrates' clerk and

Police duties as well. He will, reside at the Central Police

Station contiguous to the Magistracy.

17.

Mr. Rees-Davies is due back in the Colony

on January 7th., but I am unwilling to delay this despatch, and if he concurs in the recommendations I have made I will inform you by telegram. If you approve my suggestions, and will instruct me by telegram I will take immediate steps to give

effect to them. I may add in reference to paragraph 8 of your

Confidential Despatch of 27th. September, 1911, that as Sir F. Piggott has declined to take any leave prior to April 30th. it is not possible for the new arrangement to come into force as

indicated.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your most obedient,

humble servant,

Mingar

Governor,&c..

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