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for the construce
arce
a
tion of
Docks.
Sourch Stock fout any
and the other to a private individual who was to be
apisted by mepes Jardiner. Of
the importance of constructing there could
Docks mi Hou
be no
espons
doubt buhih was
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pointed out that the domments
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forwarded by Sir I Bourne were not sufficiently specific to allow an opinion to be formed
to the conditions imposed
the
on the depres- bird Bowring now kausenih a plan of
ore which the Docks are pound
to
to be constructed andan abstract
of the Lease, from which it
appears that the Rocks must be
commenced within three months and finished witheir 18 month
of
the date of the lease- and that the depers undertake to compensate the proprietors of houses which maybe removed. for the execution of the works. Sir I Bowring reports in his
despatch that the "Rock under construction (hut which of the two he does not specify) proceeding speedily and satisfactorily, and will probable, be completed within the
prescribed