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case
on,
of the Treasury, and so
it will be seen that
none the less
every
motion
for the several items as moved by the Colonial Secretary
was
carried, and
legally
every
amendment for reduction legally negatived, by majority of the Council.
Paragraph 4 with
6.
its sub-paragraphs (a) (6) and (C) purports to submit - "a short history of the
increased
increased salaries question",
and by way of so doing it relates some utterances by Sir W. Des Voeux regarding the condition and prospects of
the Colony, recapitulates
certain circumstances
connected with the increase
of the Military Contribution, asserts that Lord Knutsford "directed the payment for 1871 of the increased rates of
on the allegations that "house rent for Europeans had
"[
"salary
increased.