201
1184 Surmmary by the Acting Surveyor General
and
further
details
given by that officer
on-
the 310h January, the day of the closing of
the mail.
On the latter letter Sir Hercules
Robinson endorsed
"forward for information of Mr Kinder", and Mr Kinder was
accordingly
advised
by that mail.
I do not
find any report made
at the time of the value of the Articles Stolen,
but presume
that
ascutained it to be below £100, and that
on this account he did not consider the
Sir Herentes Robinson
matter to require a special Despatch to
yourself
see Circular Despatch of 3rd
November 1863.
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value
of
the articles and
find it to be
about £85 which bears out the view I
assume to have been taken - This however
be
does not include freight, which
put down at £ 20 more.
may
I transmit Copies of Mr Wilson's
1.2. two letters above referred to of 14th and
N 3
Nah.
311 Janmary, and of my letter to Mr
Kinder,
from
which will be collected the
particulars of the robbery,
that
up
robbery, and I
and. I regret
to add
to this time no
further intelligence
of the thieves or the missing property has
been received
by this Government.
The two Coolies stated in Mr.
Wilson's letter (N: 3) to have been
identified.
where
I have
now called
for the Estimated
discharged on pereof of
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