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267. In Colonies possessing considerable quan- tities of waste land in course of settlement, the Surveyor-General should be required once a year to present a return of the progress of his department, for transmission to the Secretary of State. Besides making these regular returns, Governors are particularly enjoined to keep the Secretary of State punctually informed of the progress of geographical and scientific explora- tion in the Colonies, and in particular to transmit reports of journeys of discovery and investiga- tion of the natural history and capabilities of particular districts, with such maps and surveys as may be required for elucidation.
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Legislature, and six manuscript copies he laws are not printed; and His Government will send out annually espective Governors, for the use of the Legislatures and Courts of Justice, the British Statutes. Of the printed Acts twelve are to be sent under vers, addressed as below. Those in- or the Colonial Office, House of Lords se of Commons, should be sent home as printed. The copies for the other partments and societies should be sent year to the Crown Agents for the
for distribution.
House of Lords.
House of Commons.
To the Board of Trade.
To the British Museum.
The Bar Library, Royal Courts of
Justice.
To the Incorporated Law Society.
To the Library of the faculty of Advo-
cates of Scotland.
The Library of Lincoln's Inn.
The Library of the Inner Temple.
The Library of the Middle Temple.
The Library of Gray's Inn.
The Library of King's Inns, Dublin.
of all official publications are to be
d to the British Museum.
Four copies of every new compilation or
I edition of the Colomal Laws are to be
d to the Secretary of State.
Two copies of the Colonial Book Alma-
the current year, and copies of Govern-
zettes, and generally of such books or ts issuing from the Colonial Press as useful to this Department, and of the newspapers published in the Colony. instructions as to the Newspapers to home issued in Circulars, 31st October, d 10th June, 1871.)
65, 266. Cancelled by Circular Despatch September, 1887.
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In Colonies possessing considerable quan. of waste land in course of settlement, the yor-General should be required once a › present a return of the progress of his ment, for transmission to the Secretary of Besides making these regular returns, ors are particularly enjoined to keep the ry of State punctually informed of the ss of geographical and scientific explora- the Colonies, and in particular to transmit › of journeys of discovery and investiga-
f the natural history and capabilities of
lar districts, with such maps and
be required for elucidation.
surveys
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