CO129-460 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1920 [1-4] — Page 432

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to the subject in hand, throw a side light upon the attitude

adopted in this case. The matter of the Transvaal Emigration,--

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dealt with in 0.8.0. 2530/1905. On account of work done at

the request of the Transvaal Government, an allowance was paid

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to the Registrar General and the Harbour Master of this Colo-

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The former officer received his allowance on account of

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30 months during which he had no duties to perform, while the

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latter continued to perform the stipulated duties for 22

months on account of which the allowance was refused. I was

thus mulcted of $1650 which I had earned, Again, having car-

ried out the duties of Correspondent of the Commercial Intel-

11gence Branch of the Board of Trade in this Colony for many

and I found that a proper Trade Directory was needed,

proceeded to compile one. After 4/5 of the work was comple

ted, it was taken away from me by the Government and handed to

another gentleman, for reasons which were not apparent. He,

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I am told, received remuneration for my work as well as for

the little he did himself, end his name, not mine, appeared on

the title pare of the finished work, published under the au-

thority of the Government. In neither of these two cases is

any reflection made upon my honour, so, beyond a vigorous pro-

In teat at the time, I was then content to let them rest,

view of all these facts, it is not a little remarkable to

note that each successive Governor under whom I have served

in the Colony (with the exception of Sir R.E.Stubbs, who has but recently arrived in the Colony) has recommended me for appointment as a Colonial Administrator, which fact is on

record at the Colonial Office.

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I am at a loss to understand on what grounds of

British views of justice this request for reconsideration of

my case can be refused. Why, in view of Chan Pul's acknow- ledged guilt in this second case, and my unblemished repute-

tion during over 40 years of Government service except for

this affair --,

at least the benefit of the doubt is not ex-

tended and a new investigation ordered. If, upon reinvesti- gation, I am found guilty of whatever is alleged against me,

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