b
important
retention
In a word it occurs to me that the
of
the whole of this
of
suc
space in the hands of ther Majesty's bromance is an -- object of paramount importance; and I doubt when this is represented to
make no
Land Stanley his Lordship will
this
and cancel the views
coneur.
of the
in
opinion, Colonial bovernment (of which, it is said the Lordship has approved) on the proposed
alienation and convent
as I have already sherved, is of the
this
of
spree,
greatest.
already refered =
to and which
Irmen n
later
value as a site for Military Buildings
my views
of
the ease
by
the
will become of cssential reccscity.
I have
forne out in
to believe that I am
Lieutenante Colonch Commanding the Royal Artillery here, who in conjunction with the other Respective officers will adduse The Honorable Board on the subject
f
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As the levelling of the Ground is being proceeded with, the earlier
the decision of
the Honorable Board-
be communicater to the Colonial
Government the better, the expense of "levelling canurt amount to more than
£100.
It does not
appear
that Par: 16.
Page 42 of the Royal Engineer code was had reference to in the corespondence enelozed.
le true Copy
Ihave, to.
A.
(Signed) S.I. S. John, R. G.,
Licht: Commanding
(Signed) - F. K. Burmeter,
Captain, Brigade Majon.
(True Copy)
Colonial Sceretary.