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Director of Public Works) in the belief that the Government
would thereby be enabled to see its way to withdraw the restriction imposed by Condition ge which I explained was
necessary in order, in certain events, to assist the repay-
ment of the Debentures which it is essential to ficat in
order to finance the scheme.
After very careful consideration of your letter under
reply, I regret that I can come to no other conclusion than
that the Government is averse to the proposed Portuguese
Reservation Scheme; a scheme which I am convinced and which
convlotion is also shared by a great number of influential
British residents in the Colony is sadly needed in order to
provide suitable housing accommodation for the poor but
deserving Portuguese who form a section of the community
very necessary to the prosperity of the Colony and who are
admitted to be generally honest, industrious, trustworthy
and accurate in the discharge of their duties.
I have from the very first pointed out that the emoceas
of the Boheme is dependent upon Government assistance without
which the project is doomed to failure and at the commencement
of my negotiations with the Government I was glad to find that
His Excellency Sir Frederick Lugard took a sympathetic interest
in my proposed Soheme and many others interested themselves
in the project and I was assured that the necessary money to
finance the Scheme would be forthcoming when necessary and I
should have experienced no difficulty whatever in the floșta-
tion of Debenturas amongst the gentleman whom I had approached
on the subject and who were as sanguine as I myself on the
Buccess of the Scheme.
The unfortunate attitude now taken up by the Government
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