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the desirability, indeed the_ imperative necessity, of appointing a Land Bailiff,
whose duties should consist
in the care and charge of Crown Lands in the Rural Districts, the registration of Equatters, and the abatement of trespassing.
"The question of -
hav lately
caused
this Government a very
squatting
great deal
of
embarrassment.
"The Colony is developing
at
such
>
such a rate that lands which,
A
were
few years ago, considered as most unlikely
to be required for building and sanitary purposes,
Now
are
being rapidly utilized;
and the
consequence is that
Squatters, who had long
remained undisturbed, have
had to be removed.
3.
This
from
the
peculiar habits of the Chinese, is always attended
with much difficulty
and
of to