land in order to prevent the line of fire from battened being unduly obstructed.
I therefore in
1912
3 Sept. Suggested
my
Chr
Geanies,
Ross-shire.
268
Station, Fearn.
Telegrams: Geanies,
from a battery to be obeluetic
letter
in such a
Concession which I hoped would relieve the wan Department opuch expense.
It seemed to me hot-
Unreasonable that the Colonial Government should
not permit the line of fire
I
way
that the
guns from it could not be fired in the defence of the Colony without involving the war Department in Clan's for damages -
I would have us servons objection to extending the