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Govrument the inerroniine of cufricing ctricty in this Port the Prisengers Act pased by the Imperial Parliament. -
I am directed by the Honorath the Lieut. Arvern to theve in resty Art in some particulars he admits the force of the Arguments presented_ by you and is surź aucions to
V
the
present the
injury to the Trade of the
Glony which
you
not unninernally
anticipate from a stingent application of the act in question.
But the Lieut. Governor is
brecluded, under Intructions grou the Home Government from framing Colonial functruent which
I my
may
in
cet naide
on
interfere with the Passengers' Ast,
and is therefore not at libut, to
liberty wishes on the instant
meet your though he will not fail to invite
the attention of The Right Arunable The Secretary of State to
your representation of the ricadrantages felt by you in the employment of your Ships for purposes of runigration.
The Hint: Amernon in the consideration of this infject is rust by various difficulties and amongst others be is makle to see that the
he unable
Regulations of the Port of departure can munch facilitate runigration operations, if they be materially at