"the Crome Aqputs of fund damaged upon being opened gives rise to
much trouble & corresp. which generally, snde byther Colmial for t
being
the loser"
te these statements on the statement I
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much surprise me;
for
in the first place
I find that in par.12
120 of Mr Price's report
which accompan
your desk.
235
J
20th May last, Ifind
that he bears unqualified
testimony
to the uniform
Excellence of the Cement
Stuffed by the (Agents
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and states that thanly
teed only remant
DRAFT
MINUTE.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr. Wingfield.
Mr. Bramston.
Mr. Meade.
Sir R. Herbert. Lord Dunraven. Mr.Ashley. Colonel Stanley. Lord Derby.
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Case worth mentiming
in which the (fement
has been damage's
wa
in def. 1887, when
Sep.1887 the Typhoon destroyed
the Coolie village at
Tytan twith it the Cement Store together
with 400 barrels of
Cement.
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Now it is manifest
that locally purchase)"
would be equally
Cement
久
Exposed to
the such conting accist
Typhoon, and it
is also obvious that no
firen
Could undertake to
replace free of cost, without being
was
ov
in home
paid for it after delivery
barrels damaged by
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