f
3.
70
by the cxumption from Rates and
Jaxis
Faves of hauves hired by the Military
2.
Having
d all arrears
now defrayed
of Military Portribution, and feeling that the Colony by imposing
ww
itself a
& Stamp Pase for this purpose of paying & that Contribution has fully met all
liabilities on account of Military protection,
I have
examined)
ain into the
again
300
question opened by my despatch N:300 of 12th June, 1879, as to the liability of 758565/67
linements in Military occupation to the ordinary rates payable by all houses not opecially excempted by the local Ordinanced
enclove?
75sbloy
I of 1863, copy of which I mela Mes
indamine 3.
3.
The paint formerly discussed) (in
Captain Carry's case) was
whether
an
merely
Officer himself is liable
to the Rates for a house which he
occupies
As
A
therefore, leuch
residence, I will not,
on that further, but
whether
restrict impulf to the question of wheely,
now that the Rates
are
invariably
collected from Land lords, the Sand lor do
cannot be called upon for such Rates havow their houses
4.
Wich
I enclose
AN
are
occupieds.
and to this latter poi
regard
opinion given by Attancy General Sticking many years ago favor of the liability. The opinions of Many Genial Parnaefele and) I Acting Allaney General Ball, enclosed.