sufficient means to enable individuals to leave the
Colony for their native land.
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property should
very heavily handicap any efforts of
Government at sanitation.
M
waying
this of
6.
am in no way disparaging
the public spirit of the community, which is so
liberal and large-hearted in
other ways;
all
A
mean
is, that it is perfectly
natural, under the circumstances,
11. that in a measure such as
the
Office
in
question, the so-
called vested rights of
eds
y
are aware,.
you
I have been doing my best
to secure to the landlords
what may fairly be considered their due, though Her Majesty's Government,
advised by the Local Government Board, (vide despatches already quoted), do not appear to think they
are entitled to
any compensation, but no
property
one