Land, the Government
have no means of enforcing the conditions
of the hease except
by
a
tedious
and
expensive Law Lust,
enter in this Country
w
Mauritius; and
4
that although there
separate
are tive Houses upon
The perspicity
Land
which are, at fuecent
£300
The
het for £325 a year, 234.4
the Lease
the longer is about
to terminate when
aunding
La canal
285
according to the Report the Lunveyor general
of
V
It will require
an
uninediate and large
expenditure to make
it safe and habitable. You further observe that Mouse Property
in
Whong is liable
to rapid deterioration
on a
he
account of humidity of the Clammate;
and
that as the House,
in the vicinity are not adapted for mercantile pumpoees,
the