marked) C.) auds so important is the acquisition of the properly that I bust
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reasonable)
inorcases ni the amount of
1
purchase money will be willingly submitted to Mr Sharp's contention. that the object of the Povernment in resuming proprietorship is not a legitimate not fulfil as "public purpose",
one and does
under the meaning of the conditions
of
leave is of co
of course
maller
for
consideration of the Gover
of the Government,
but I would remark, that at
this great important commercial. port the recent agitation in the
Colony shows
very clear
clearly
that
in the estimation ofther Public the most important of all
public works lobe carried out are.
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22X
斗
the
the defensive works for protection of the Colony pans I
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aggression from without okrepition pore within on the part of the
dense Chinese population.
lo 160,000, peoples.
mounting
The proper location of the
Garrison foru
-part in these de
a
nisportant.
defensive
probctive mineures
better thaw
refer
and
Jcannot do
to A. E. Governor Sir
th
George Bowen's despatch NE61 of the 12€
-1883 to shew what hes, as head of
May. 188.
the Government, thinks of the matters
The question of Barracks at
ment is
is engaging
the present
ancet earnest attention.
There is not sufficient
a co o mmodation
my
for
the small
increase in the Garrison and
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the