At some additional accommodation should be provided for the Director Master but the plan suggested two years ago appeared to me on the representations of the Acting Surveyor General. So Walker's plan was objectionable and necessitated as large a sacrifice of valuable government property that I restricted the stoppage of the works - and think the subject must be reconsidered in connection with the Page. Meanwhile, though the Offices of the Harbor Master are not in all respects what could be wished, they are tolerably convenient and the situation is in all respects commodious.
The Colonial Secretary refers to the importance of obtaining a greater supply of water for the City. I agree with him that it is a very useful object. I do not think the ordinary Revenues of the Colony can be properly or prudently relied upon in furnishing Capital for Construction undertakings such as my judgment be wisely invested upon from the yearly surplus Revenues.
If a Joint Stock Company cannot be formed - respecting which there may be some doubt, the means might be furnished by the issue of Bonds whose interest would be secured by a water rate. There would be some advantage in the existence...
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At some additional accommodation should be provided for the Director Master but the plan suggested two years ago appeared to me on the representations of the Acting Surveyor General. So Walker's plan was objectionable and necessitated as large a sacrifice of valuable government property that I restricted the stoppage of the works - and think the subject must be reconsidered in connection with the Page. Meanwhile, though the Offices of the Harbor Master are not in all respects what could be wished, they are tolerably convenient and the situation is in all respects commodious.
The Colonial Secretary refers to the importance of obtaining a greater supply of water for the City. I agree with him that it is a very useful object. I do not think the ordinary Revenues of the Colony can be properly or prudently relied upon in furnishing Capital for Construction undertakings such as my judgment be wisely invested upon from the yearly surplus Revenues.
If a Joint Stock Company cannot be formed - respecting which there may be some doubt, the means might be furnished by the issue of Bonds whose interest would be secured by a water rate. There would be some advantage in the existence...
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At some additional accommodation should be provided for the Director Master but the plan suggested two years ago appeared to me on the representations of the Acting Surveyor General. So Walker's plan was objectionable and necessitated as large a sacrifice of valuable government property that I restricted the stoppage of the works - and think the subject must be reconsidered in connection with the Page. Meanwhile, though the Offices of the Harbor Master are not in all respects what could be wished, they are tolerably convenient and the situation is in all respects commodious.
The Colonial Secretary refers to the importance of obtaining a greater supply of water for the City. I agree with him that it is a very useful object. I do not think the ordinary Revenues of the Colony can be properly or prudently relied upon in furnishing Capital for Construction undertakings such as my judgment be wisely invested upon from the yearly surplus Revenues.
If a Joint Stock Company cannot be formed - respecting which there may be some doubt, the means might be furnished by the issue of Bonds whose interest would be secured by a water rate. There would be some advantage in the existence...