CO129-401 - Governor Sir May - 1913 [5-6] — Page 162

The reaso

why there are

us precedenti is, I take it,

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that Governors Privati Secutives & Adels are ugarded

as holding appli personal to the goor, & not as members of the Service

of

are employed.

the Coldy.

or Prot: in which they

That comise is no doubt, the raisons d'être

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I also of the fact that a govis Private sig

should, skickly speaking, be noted by me tharcourt's

Private secutaries Tuoi ly

Hyund after

be becomes a candidate

for Colmial (the a matter of fact we so some timer

at the

rquest of the Privati Secretaries, note the affles of

Joves Purali Seco JA de Co

but that is receply because it

is fruend infracture that affts for which they could

be counter d

Au tiene

from those

of

the

öften filled from our liste time

Privati Secretverier).

The position should be explained to the Gin, the should

However, there is no doubt whatever that the ques- tion of the leave of the Private Secretary and Aide- de-Camps is one for the Governor, end it woul be wn Issu alle

to have any regulation about it inserted

in the Reguler Orders,unless, which is most improbable, there is some local reason of which I am not aware,

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be told that

the matter is one

force which should

properly be lift to the arveretin of the good for then

lime being, & that it is undeniable to issue any

of general Gov't Order

Mollus

ow the subject. TEM.

7/6/13.

the

kept (is) in order to search for a precedent of 1883, which I had noted,showing that the love of Gover- nor's Private Secretery was something entirely independent of any rrangements in the Colony. The papers see,hov-

ever to have been destroyed.

However