CO129-391 - Acting Governor Claud Severn Governor Sir May - 1912 [7-8] — Page 51

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eva, dù amega folow 、dnow sičke në to noldseup old of 3000 wor 1, Die dttw vllerene, vsa vem I JATIT BAɩ „boojaqebrwało vledelqmoo mor do as more ti Jade Ji or of all emotsigert aael Diest Moldnerp vnd to d`uit ons de dog od srlaob Todsong a bas 、0ongoldor voitti og med evail BIbow engldwoły to Jaloq ym brejazebnu od bna e gaisa mort bonisrter viluterso prola ila evad I .ot gnisautbe ni of Doorot ww I ftonu telo vrtal298 To obuslJJA ALM190q-nom ext\ eroted anol bxequi ** zła oj si bodoom Jviz I medw ‡unomNIEVO" ENJ (bentsona visnowpendwa Ji dolde os amoljnogong oda benisjjs bad X1OW Orie ent Ja bo. aqlolna I Jukinolsaoup on to yosoleb ers bealisor I -aoup s dɔwa diw aleob nem of stono:í na aa

i diw leeb blwow Itonwoo

ted is a mechanical process,, but reading with a view to correcting 49 errors and overhauling the Ordinances, requires reading of a very dif- ferent kind, and itself involves extre work and extra mental strain. It is essential to understand this because it is the key-note to the whole question in issue, that the character of the work had completely changed very ee soon after it started. Some of the Ordinances were qaotic, all in a very bad state, and the language of all needed tho- roughly revising. This reading of the Ordinances to see if they were accurate led to the discovery of innumerable mistakes, all of which so far as it was possible have been put straight. Now I think it has been suggested that this work involved no more than writing a minute to the Colonial Secretary and that the Attorney General in reality did a I. to not wion reqonq edi orogong evfoameriy binow bas note

the work or the greater part of it, and the Departgental officers s folw atayısɗ thi mont erom 25og otil to arietta visxibro sit ni mem

concerned. Of course the work threw a great deal on to the Attorney ed de.. 10m nevis neminow of. bas,bodaqlotsas teve od madİS NAMⱭTOW

General and some on to the Colonial Secretary. I should be the first acanoquooor bas si aogbelwornfos nem al ́ewoned odd „bejsqisijas zove

to acknowledge it, and in my Preface I had put in a special paragraph ➡ingoser v moteacup ada dalw aleeb wsi oda .\igniboons mamitow ede

acknowledging the help I had received from the Governor, the Law Con- bevelle Vibʻzed I ‚üfrom munang a ni manitow wild to Jdgir eds nata

mittee of the Legislative Council, the Colonial Secretary and the Att- 1ow flow (snot. lbba OiL .Telat on os VIBRB9DON ́ od blow j1 Jaj

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orany General as well as other Heads of Departments. Owing however to To Haq on now exed) nedw.eldadivani barq9o00 new bra onob

the aggressively hostile attitude of the Government I felt compelled no burada beri ow Jarid sgbelworalos or emoo bari Ile ow now ɑgatqqosa

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we to withdraw the passge, with regret, which must be taken to be the -031B 13W Ji Jab Dna (swai end patriotoT TO AN#Iq agoldimii Jacole ns

equivalent of the "grief" referred to by Mr Severn in his letter at I sd als78 10vo ban 270 bossmijal evalŭ I .no og OJ VIS:aeson við WWI

not being able to make suitable references to my work in the Council. name Itneg Ieio!ttomu • vis où not.neup erie dindwa oj yöser ajiug asw

In all my many years of work I have never hesitated to get as much vm at bad a、owls ovad I memoi¬me . .notaioob Tłodó jqende oj bns Dosta

assistance from others as was possible, and I have never failed to bedstobru birow Jasel da yei „Coollo¶ di bas leɗan laž Tia orow bat

acknowledge it. Good work cannot be done without both. But when it is -dehw amset odław Skim i Jøde slot I aseIEŃW JPOZa gmitled asw I tadı

suggested that there was no extra work thrown on me by the innumerable -TODE OG Migos How level to ogbaIwom? on dolw falsitio ns gaixem juo

orrections and amendments of the law all I can say is that those who 8 Jeds Saloq erit mort \ows # deg Teven bijow od #no!taevo end basza OSIJNGO

ggest it talk without knowledge, and tak talk morover without desiring -dson asd det. Juo baltas ed Jaum ojmi boresne aeei gatvsd

to know the truth. I take a few simple examples. The Registration of J197 bregut,i la 1add salg mi I ‚moldaeus Jneaorq od dołw ob of sni teamtd atd

rths and Deaths Ordinance was in a hopeless state of confusion, and nedw jgis bebloob bed Itemrod end jedú em for Ń 101

art of it was incomprehensible. The amendments were made after several noicasup odu nebtamos blvow [lonpoû erts beslalalt now frow słońw odd

,"yfxis" | long interviews with Mr Worfe, and without exaggeration that Ordinance onob a 9c bed doldw drow add'dads begblwomlos cats ed bng

ook ten solid days to put into order. By which I mean, both in this sebb JAG3 Fıq a'[toru00 ed; .bessqloléne nove bad of redw bobeeoxo 19%

.yulregosie mislɔ ɔdd dooţer of al "amerits other instances to be quoted, that the aggregate of work involved ounted in all to ten days exclusive work at it. Again, the sections

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