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have added greatly to my previous high opinion of and regard

for him.

är. Fletcher was the Chairman of the Strike

Committee referred to in paragraph ld of his report and I

consider that the success of its efforûs is due very largely

to his gift for organization, initiative and driving power, The very high opinion which I told of Mr. Flatcher's ability

and character is already on record in the Colonial Office.

His work during the strias period would have enhanced that opinion were it possible.

Of any other officer I should say that his moja surpassed my expectations; in Kr. Fletcher's case I can only say that it did not fall short of them. I regard myself as exceptionally fortunate in having at my disposal during this difficult period the services of an officer on whose teal and judgment I can rely with absolute confidence.

I have the honour to be,

sir,

Your most obedient humble servant,

57.

R. E. Stubbs,

Governor,&c.