of the day must however be looked upon as absolutely
4. in any case, and looked upon as absolutely correct; two Colonial estimates properly
Correct the Colonial Government as a matter of fact uses them every quarter in making the accom- modation payments in apportionment of the military contribution to be the ly thly figuren that lamberused frompuspre of the bind
Computed in this manner the expenditure posted. £116,000, against the rote of£116. amounted (on 31 March last according to the figures win theme to £111,591 leaving £4,409 possession of the W.O still tibe Expended.
If the above assumption are Correct, I desire that you will advance lotto military authorities for further recessary works aut smount not exceeding the said balance of £4,409
5. I have to add that W. Stanhope santh specific instructions to the General Officer Commanding How how, on the 7th April last, that the amount at his disposal was limited to a het sum of £116,000 Sterling, and that he was to report later on whether any works remained after that amount spent.
6. I take this offortunet of acknowledging the way receipt