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Long-term policy.
However, The Governor in (3)
rejects this view. Mr Gent' It have
discussed the matter owe
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vide him with what he wants.
That
to pro-
The
Commissioners could at least settle the
vexed questions of future adminis- tration and ownership.
The Governor already has what
appears to be excellent advice from his
own officials
a
Colony, where
on
These subjects; but in
the thean, of unres-
tricted private enterprise is so firmly entrenched in the public mind and where any 'binkering' with the Port is in effect 'Kinkering' with its life blood it can be appreciated that he needs advisers of greater calibere, even if they agree with his
own.
On the question of procedure I have consulted W J. B. Williams. I understand from him that the Imperial Shipping chee which might most advantageoudly have been consulted in this matter, Longes functions, & that the best line of action will be to approach the Min. of Shippina officially. The only question is whether, being masing preoccupied with was problems, they would not shelve a civilian' subject like This indefinitely.
• Perhaps, therefore, it would be
as well to follow up the official letter with an slo
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