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on the
should be supplied hanomission of all future
cotinates for
the
year .
It has appeared in
the course
which these.
J
the examination
missions have
rendered it necessary
to
institute here, that the
Clasification of inconce and
expenditure under their
Various beads
1 ad
reported
by the Colonial Treatures
is not alw
I always
the same
from your to year, or from report to report. The head
of contingencies, for instance,
sometimes includes
minor
salaries to subordinate public
Servants, and at other times.
only.
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only casual expenses more
properly
to denominated. I
have therefore to desire that
if at any
time
you find it convenient to change the heads of Classification, or
the nature of the expenditure
meder
any
Letter
head in the
ox
abstracts, estimates, and
otter financial returns of your journment, the fact of the charge may
be
ан
= nounced and explained at the period when it first
occurs
To ensure further
facilities of comparison, it
is also
abstracts
to be wished that
of
the state of the
Colonial