+A devoted servant of the Empire, Lord Tslington, whose death is. reported, governed New Zealand. with success and by his gifts of clearhreadedness and single-minded consistency was able to make many con isibutions to" the conduct of public affairs. His Governorship "of New Zealand began in 1010 and terminated in 1912 when he was appointed to Preside over" a Royal Commission Which inquired into the manning the Public Services in India and laid the foundation stone of the admintstrative machinery. preparatory the constitutional reforms then loom: ing in sight, "On that Commission he had at least, three colleagues who afterwards attained te prominence:
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