regunt

And I am to ask that

to both that the Postmaster General with the Governor is good enough to favour "Lord Knutsford with his views on this question

+

Wrained in the papers.

(121)-6576---6000-6-90

erbor. No.

37.

Page 2?

1890. Sept: 13.

That previous Paper.

20 Hu

5616/91!

subsequent Paper.

5616

No. 22216

(Subject.)

118

DESPATCH.

c. 8. 22276

RECEIVED

REGD 17 NOV 90

Postal Agencies as to Hearty Posts of India.

Reflecting the proposed increase for Imperial Contribution to-

(Minutes.)

Mr. Bramston

The colonial government makes a profit by these agencies, but I think the case is exceedingly well put by Mr. Travers and might fairly be endorsed by us i.e. that the Imperial Government makes a profit also & therefore should pay part of the increased expense.

1. Send a copy to the GPO.

d ange as abor. We must not send a despatch m7350 even a copy our though A Pravas

EMS. 11 L. P.L. 18 Nov!

MA 18/11

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regunt

And I am to ask that

to both that the Postmaster General with the Governor is good enough to favour "Lord Knutsford with his views on this question

+

Wrained in the papers.

(121)-6576---6000-6-90

erbor. No.

37.

Page 2?

1890. Sept: 13.

That previous Paper.

20 Hu

5616/91!

subsequent Paper.

5616

No. 22216

(Subject.)

118

DESPATCH.

c. 8. 22276

RECEIVED

REGD 17 NOV 90

Postal Agencies as to Hearty Posts of India.

Reflecting the proposed increase for Imperial Contribution to-

(Minutes.)

Mr. Bramston

The colonial government makes a profit by these agencies, but I think the case is exceedingly well put by Mr. Travers and might fairly be endorsed by us i.e. that the Imperial Government makes a profit also & therefore should pay part of the increased expense.

1. Send a copy to the GPO.

d ange as abor. We must not send a despatch m7350 even a copy our though A Pravas

EMS. 11 L. P.L. 18 Nov!

MA 18/11

Page 3

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