CO129-137 - Sir MacDonnell - 1869 [4-5]

"Albia Pires."

(Signed.) I. Panneegoli,

Attorney General.

10th April, 1869.

(Dome Copy)

Confidential.

I have to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 687 dated 26 June 1869.

I beg to bring to your consideration the light of further information respecting certain precautions against means of perjury.

I was not giving effect to the instructions contained in your letter No. 85 of the 18th of January last.

I have not failed to take action for the reasons mentioned in my previous letter.

I forward herewith a copy of the annexed letter from Mr. Gardiner.

(Signed.)

Colonial Secretary.

Aug 19, 1869.

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"Albia Pires."

(Signed.) I. Panneegoli,

Attorney General.

10th April, 1869.

(Dome Copy)

Confidential.

I have to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 687 dated 26 June 1869.

Your letter has been taken into consideration in light of further information respecting certain precautions against means of perjury.

I was not giving effect to the instructions contained in your letter No. 85 of the 18th of January last with regard to the reasons mentioned.

I forward herewith a copy of the annexed letter from Mr. Gardiner.

Colonial Secretary.

Aug 19, 1869.

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"Albia Pires."

(Signed.) I. Panneegoli,

Attorney General.

10th April, 1869.

(Dome Copy)

Confidential.

I have to acknowledge receipt of your letter No.687 dated 26 June 1869.

On consideration to the light of further information respecting certain precautions against means of perjury.

I was not giving effect to the instructions contained in your letter No.85 of the 18th of January last.

I forward herewith a copy of the annexed letter from Mr. Gardiner.

Colonial Secretary.

Aug 19, 1869.

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"Albia Pires."

(Signed.) I. Panneegoli,

Attorney General.

10th April, 1869.

(Dome Copy)

Confidential.

I have to acknowledge receipt of your letter No.687 dated 26 June 1869.

On consideration to the light of further information respecting certain precautions against means of perjury.

I was not giving effect to the instructions contained in your letter No.85 of the 18th of January last.

I forward herewith a copy of the annexed letter from Mr. Gardiner.

Colonial Secretary.

Aug 19, 1869.

Let's correct and simplify:

"Albia Pires."

(Signed.) I. Panneegoli,

Attorney General.

10th April, 1869.

(Dome Copy)

Confidential.

I have to acknowledge receipt of your letter No.687 dated 26 June 1869.

I beg to bring to your consideration the light of further information respecting certain precautions against means of perjury not taken.

I was not giving effect to the instructions contained in your letter No.85 of the 18th of January.

I forward herewith a copy of the annexed letter from Mr. Gardiner.

Colonial Secretary.

Aug 19, 1869.

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"Albia Pires."

(Signed.) I. Panneegoli,

Attorney General.

10th April, 1869.

(Dome Copy)

Confidential.

I have to acknowledge receipt of your letter No.687 dated 26 June 1869.

I beg to bring to your consideration the light of further information respecting certain precautions against means of perjury.

I was not giving effect to the instructions contained in your letter No.85 of the 18th of January last.

I forward herewith a copy of the annexed letter from Mr. Gardiner.

Colonial Secretary.

Aug 19, 1869.

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