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several Colonies.
I have, the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Your
Humble Servant,
Geillieenden Vaux
Enclosure,
Seport by the Colonial Secretary and Auditor.
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on.
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General
the prevent arrangements for the Audit of the Account of the Colony.
The Imperial). Audit of Hong Kong
• Accounts was discontinued in 1870.
2. In 18607, Governor Sir Richard Mac - Connell forwarde
:rded to the Secretary of State the Auditor General
representation from the Auditor:
of the Colony (Mr Rennie), who pointed
out that, since the passing of the Exchequer
and Audit Department . fot, 1866, it became
C
- question whether it was
Q.......
· airy longer-
defraying
necessary for colonies de
their own
expenditure to send all thein vouchen to England. He added that, in addition to other patent advantages,
the
re would be
a great saving of Stationery, printing, and clerical work, if the then ex
then existing
practice were discontinued.
3. R.
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