CO129-393 - Governor Sir May - 1912 [11] — Page 83

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is the obrims man

& succed

but Thunsa as Treasurer- & the

latter cannot be expected Glad

much lager.

(o think the explanation

passage which of the confused passage caused those rel's is that if hir Clementi had her taken away, Sting woo have proposed to appant tur messer as Q.C.S. part which is more valuable,

thean an

Ather in Class II, as

the a.c.s.. gits

g actin

a

double chance

as C.S. (When the for:

To the the C-S. is away)

8 also gets

di

alle as Cisk

Forte Councils. This and have

Casoled him for being passed over

hur Clementi

as I read his letter, and

b. a candidate, though not an enthusiastic ore, if it come not for but Halligat. sherefine, unless hit it. is chosen. I think mit C. must. 4. asked if he womed like the post.

4/1.

75. JH.

4

778

I agree that on the whole Mr. Hallifax should be

appointed Reg. Gen. In our reply we might mention

that Mr. Messer seems more suited to the post of

Treasurer, when vacant. As to Mr. Irving and

the raising of the post of Dig. of Education,

write as in Mr. Robinson's minute (as modified ).

Arc

Sis J. Anderson

See 33662339257

I feel some difficulty in paring our

but on the whole I agree with

Mr Messer,

to Collin' solution.

[ I think we

ready to excommand

Mr Clementi for autrice promotion when

suitable opportunity offers:]

appd.

MU. 5.11

$6.11

* 6.11.12

hd.5 5711