4.
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all as yet, apparently, sauctioned by the
Office) which will cost £110,000 and it is enggeeted that the Colonial Legislativre should be invited to vote a fresh. of £54, 375 in addition
to the sum of £55, 62 5 which it was invited to vote by Her Majesty's Government.
that: __
On this question, it is to be observed
(a) The Governor is precluded by the Quecie's Colonial Regulations from proposing to the Legislature a vote of
magnitude
this nature and
without
the previous approval of Her Majesty's Government.
(b.) It would seem to be unneces
to propose any
for (as
recessary such vote at present;
has been seen
seen above) the
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44-1,861 · 15 is available for the remaining
of £41,861
months of 1885, whereas Colonel Walker
has estimated that only £33,800 will be required during
this
years
However,
arrangement can, if it is desired, be-
made which will enable the whole
of the balance of the Vote of £55,625 to.
be
cxpended in 1885.
( c ) Before proposing to the Legislature (C)
an additional vote of £54, 375, it will
£54,375, that a Loan Bill should
necessary be passed, with the sauction of Her
: Government; seeing Majesty's
that
the entire Assets of the Colacy at the
end of 1885, will not exceed £35,000. Moreover, it will also become necessary
to increase the taxation so as to u
provide for the payment of the interest
on the loan.
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