Supposing the War
Office plans to
sound as at present, they will requère,
roughly speaking, quite as much
to be
reconey
expended
On
thei
I have asked 3 for, and consequently
Ho
possible reduction need be
anticipated in the Commanding Engineers Estivnate of the
Work.
cost of the
Iame perfectly satisfied with the action taken by Your Excellency, and m have no doubt that, with your powerful. advocacy, we shall bring enccessful
to a
icone what the Colony has so long had at heart
Should Your Excellency asemble such
uce as has been suggested,
conference
A
think you would be
very
Q
soon convinced
demand.
how elrictly moderate have been
my
Have re (Signed) M.J. Camero
Major-General
Commanding in Chive rs.
Sub-Enclosure t
in Enclosure 3.
C. O.
421
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REC?
Colonel Walker, Rt. to Major. Several Cameron, Cl
(Copy)
In
accordance with the permission
of His Excellency The Major Several n. Commanding, I have the honour to submit the following remarks upon. the letter of this Excellency Governor Sir George Bowen, G.ENG. of the 22.20ny
1883.
frage
With reference to paragraph 6.__
5_ in which the Governor states
that it would seem to be unn
unnecessary
" to propose any such vote at present,
I would observe that a necessity does to me to arise from appear
following circumstances:
the
I have
already entered into contracts and incurred liabilities up to the whole
AwowÅ
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