trade, be sufficient to remunerate the Expense of its construction, & to provide for repairs & maintenance.
however
Refer these questions have hitherto restrained me from Entering more fully at this present moment. My dispatch of the 31st will have explained to you their rule in regard to
Public Works used in all other Colonial
Possessions, viz. that no Expenditure is to be incurred, except in Cases
of absolute necessity, until
plans and estimates have been sent home & approved by
Secretary of State.
As there seems no reason to suppose that the Works
suggested by Mr. Caine are of that immediately indispensable kind requiring such
approval before Entering upon any final decision regarding them.
the
usual formal manner
the Council of
Lenders
should, on further reflection, convince you of their utility.
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trado, be sufficient to renibusce the Effence of its conslauction, & to provide for refains
Imaintenance
however
Nefer these questions hoveon Icktains from Entering more fully at this present moment. Myding of the hist will have explainedto quither rule im regued to
Pollic Wahs used in all Ame Colonial
Popepions of that toExpenditure is to be incurred, ex ceftin Cases
of abarlute mempity, witil
plays and estimates have been sent home t affirmed by Sthefodr
genesis As there deems no reason B Suffore that the Works
W. Jorda lagested by bar are of the summediate Hindispensable engang Sthinch ch better befche
Ex fucking any finaly finion Blesvegen.
the
Tumne fumal manner
the Canth of
Lender
Amfor, chould further reflection. Canines you of their mupity.
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