8.
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10.
Another condition would be
that the buildings and Machinery
should be given up,
in as
complete
efficient or state,
repair and in as efficient.
ois the carde
aw when the Minting operations
placed under the control of Bank or Banks, might be. The wear and tear of Buildings, Machinery and plant
is so obvious an item in the expense of a Meint that it could not be omitted, from the expenses unde taken by the parties contracting with the Government._
11.
A third condition would be that the Government should retain
their
present control over the w
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personnel of the Staff and the general regulations of the Mint. As alla. contracts for service have been
entered into with this Government and as the latter can alone issue the necessary directions to the Military Guard at the Mint :
this
arrangement seems unavoidable, 12. Fourthly. No expense whatever should fall.
ow the local Government in connection with the Mint during
the continuance of such contract. The Colony by not renting the buildings and ground to the Military or other porties might be regarded as contributing
practically
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very handsome