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term o. office. it may be done.


The following are the established du-
ties of the tax officers. They shall assess
the taxes and give notice of the amount
to all the people, that they may under
stand in suitable time. The tax officers
shall make the assessment in subscrviency
to the orders of the governors, and in ac
cordance with the requirements of the
law. And when the taxes are to be gath
cred. they shall gather them and deliver
the property TO the governor. and the GOV
crnor shall pay it over to the premier,
and tie premier shall deliver it to TIE
king.


The tax officers shall also have charge
of the public labor done for the king,
though if they see proper to commit it to
the land agents it is well. but the tax oili-
GERS being above the land agents shall be
accountable for the work. They shall
also have charge of all new business which
the king shall wish to extend through the
kingdom. In all business however they
shall be subject to the governor.


The tax officers shall be the Judges in
all cases arising under the tax law. In
all cases where land agents or landlords
are charged with depressing the lower
classes, AID also in all cases of difficulty
between land agents and tenants, the tax
officers shall be the Judges, and also al
cases arising under the tax law enacted
on the 1.h of June, 1889.


They shall moreover perform their du-
ties in the following manner: Each tax
officer shall be confined in his authority
to his own appropriate district. If diff
Guilty arises between land agent and his
tenant, the tax officer shall try the case
and if the tenant be found guilty, then
the tax officer, in connection with the
land agent shall execute the law upon
him. But if the tax officer Judge the land
agent to be in fault then he shall notify
all the tax officers Of his particular island,
and if they are agreed they shall pass
sentence on him and the governor shall
execute it. But in all trials if any indi-
vidual take exception to the decision of
the tax officer, he may appeal to the gov
ernor who shall have power to try the
case again, and if exceptions are taken to
the decision of the governor, on informa-
tion given to the Supreme Judges, there
shall be a new and final trial before them.


OF THE JUDGES.


Each of the governors shall at his dis
cretion, appoint judges for his particular
island two or more as he shall think eX-
pedent, and shall give them certificates
of Office. After having received their
certificates, they shall not be turned out,
except by impeachment, though it shall
be proper at any time for the law to limit
the term of office.


They shall act in the following manner:
They shall give notice before hand of the
days on which courts are to be held.
When the time specified arrives, they
shall then enter on the trials according as
the law shall direct. They shall be the
Judges in cases arising under all the laws
excepting those which regard taxation, or
difficulties between land agents, or land
lords and their tenants. They shall be
sustained by the governor, whose duty it
shall be to execute the law according to
their decisions. But if exceptions are
taken to their Judgment, whosoever takes
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