CO129-420 - Governor Sir May - 1915 [1-2] — Page 235

!

232

IES

ei110 e'ynatone2 Ininofo

*noxgaoH

,YTsu¤BL JBIS

tia

dos edit to stumta quoy et sonstolen data

edd no federal secvori edt yď stunta a gnibrawrot pœaunsl

,ezeeek d‡iw bed bad ed doidw welvredni ds to Joeldue

8 galbtaget enor¶ ylied goolgaak edo to digitwdrsɔ bas

edd at erosaeð eldað lo yuq edd lo dieįdva eft no reddef

Jədd voy exotal of bedoonid ma I,.djei yruunal ic subci

edt Jadd nebiɛaco tom reob Tomzevoð ed‡ yonelleszi e‡H

MBİDİJİTO Tist to timil odd bacɣec Beog moldeoup ni Tettaf

.JAGMATOVOð efs to nettos edt to

Juq need evad doldw anoijoitiæer víno ad?

3'

-ets 8807q Issef edt poqu

adsenevok edt ot ebam ed Ilede eonotetor on JaẾT (B)

-7900 718tiliM hos fevsk of to eqide s'M.H to

-

od yiggs ton sech estros to eld B00IJE

enotsa eldsnotfastdomu as to even taw iste 092

bragon dółw qidetcrasƆ eds to acitos adt JadT

-er ed dog IIade tettem zberg To Emangafat ot

.no bedaematoɔ To „od bezret

dalw e665 siit beɛɛosaib and yoneffeoxå elH

(d)

2*

esw di bas gaibasmmod reci110 Istened eda yone!iesza siн

.qoad rattan eft tel od al seruos faed edt tant bootys

0

The Colonial Secretary will inform the Editor of the

Daily Press accordingly.

4.

I am to add that the Colonial Government

cannot accept the view expressed in Colonel Iles' minute

that a Censorship of the Press can be instituted under

any power conferred by the Order-in-Council of 26th October

1896.

The Censorship of the Press in this Colony

has been established by a voluntary agreement with the

Press and you will observe from the attached correspondence

with the Secretary of State for the Colonies that the

latter recognises that fact and has indicated that legis-

lation on the subject is not desired by him. The Governor,

therefore, wishes that any complaints against the action

of the Press in publishing inappropriate or objectionable

matter may be dealt with, as heretofore, by the Colonial

Secretary under the instructions of the Governor.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your obedient servant,

sa. Claud Severn,

Colonial Secretary.

гtens' cojovej н* ** Ijoa'

zest110 11æjā Istene

HOUERO DE