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shrub, the flaver of which is used.
in
scuiting Sea.
In former days this part of
Tea preparation
was done at Cantor
as
where votensive gardens (known the I'a Ice) existed for the growth of the flower, but awith the trade of the fallen into
place the gardens have fallen
decay.
an
До
allempet
remedy the inconvenience
ttre
was made to grow flower and scent the Tea at Macao,
but from
various causes the result
has not been allöguher satisfactory.
گی
It is hardly necessary to point.
out the importance of securing this brauch of industry to the Colony if
posible,
and I
may
state that the
مطر
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ground in question is at present a awamp, the cultivation of which
in the
4.
manur
-proposed would be benefit in every respect.
These
squatting
licenses have
been usual here from the earliest days
of the Colony, they
will and in this.
are revocable ar
rast
the
ground is closely adjacent to a village recently established by squatters who had been dispossessed in the immediate neighbourhood of Victoried and had been permitted by Eir Hercules
Robinson to locate themselves in this remote spot
There is
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probability of
the land being required for public