adequate advanced against the
Nason has been
Somm
f
of
br
the taking
the fund, but that
under
the members
of the position of
valuation
appear to
misapprehension
Ow
the
ir
now just
taken for
leps
No.
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RES
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Wed 25 JUL 07
Government House,
637
Hongkong, 24th June, 1907.
should at
one
sending home data for the
valuation.
The valuation double
br a
valuation
will then have to show (a)
one
basis
on
existing
valuation
disallow s
basis of error
17/06-ie
4-22
Ceylon Tables & Rules
should ask Int Young to
send in
how
a
cheap statement of
data should be
necessary
given [the valuation will be similar
to the Mauritius
one
How
proceeding good
over which then has been
deal of
trouble in getting
data sent]
a
in getting right
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no other course
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My Lord,
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I have the honour to acknowledge
the receipt of Your Lordship's Despatch No. 11 of the 16th
of January on the subject of the Ordinance to amend the
Widows and Orphans' Pension Fund Ordinance, 1900.
2.
The only explanation I can offer
of the fact that in 1903 the Directors of the Fund and the
Executive Council agreed to the proposal for the taking
over of the Fund by the Government, is that neither the then
Chairman of the Fund nor any Member of the Executive
Council, was a contributor. None of the four Directors who
were contributors raised at the time any objection to the
transfer, and this being so the Chairman and the Executive
Council concluded that there was no opposition to the
proposal on the part of the contributors who do not appear
to have given the matter detailed consideration.
3.
RIGHT HONOURABLE
THE EARL OF LONDON, K.G.,
&c. &c.
When, however, the Appropriation
Bill