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Your Lordship by the chairman
of the Thamber.
2.
é enclose also
for convenience of reference. cory of the speech of Sir G. M. Des Voucy, in the penultimate paragraph of which will be found the remarks which
Eed to the correspondence to
which Mr Mackintosh draws
attention.
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may point
out that in adverting in the
first instance to this question
in
Enclosur 30th trit
Dir . B. Des Voeux had two
objects in view: -
() to discrruage the
desire in certain quarters in
the Colorry for the establishment Harbour Board by of a
which
means certain persons unterested
in shipping hoped to be able to reduce the taxation on
shipping
the idea
being
that
the Board world only levy
such dues.
to defray
as
were necessary
the expenditure
directly due to shipping to
the
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