1844 Govt Takis.
Some 18 19. Metallic Currency Exchange 4.
Endloses Report of Cole Treasurer Martin Shewing the want of a British Comag - Value & Difference of Exchange between Rupee & Dollar Mr.
Prvelamation 29th Marchf42 (ene?) declaring British Coins
Shingly recomt it's repeal
Mof-
and
le
legal tender.
reduction from Lifts to 4/20
Resignation of
Loss of
the current value of the Dollar
Vice Consul Sirr owing to alleged
Income thrs' present High Current Value
Inne 18 20. Inventory of
Eno: Reasing
for
use
of the Dollar.
Furniture supplied at Public Expence
of Sport
in original Govt. House and Public Offices enclosed.
Copy placed in charge of
in sharge of Mr. A. Elastic, the Acting Supter of Frade.
Some 18 21. Ordinance 13/14 for appoint & regulation of
Native Chinese Peace Officers.
reg? by Coll. Regulations.
Sme 19 22. Ordinance 14/44 for suppression of
Public Gaming.
rust. six copies. as
rucloses.
Sume 19 23 Surveyor Gen. Gordon's application for permission fo
wear the Colonial Uniform.
Sme 21 24 Compensation
Enet & supports.
= Chinese Landowners for land,
in the Wong-nei-ching & boo-hum-poo Vallies.
prohibited to
be cultivated but
June 21 25 Fee and
1844
Gov. Davis
Stamp Duty payable on
Warrant & Surveyor Gen! Gordon.
of dedicating no
ac.comé
471
Das so mERMÉ
payt having been made to me Gordon
In reply to Deop: 37/44. of Salary.
of
Chinese Pirates
Some 21 26. Daring attack
Mr. Edgers Godowns near
failure of.
Application
to search
"West Point.
Particulars &
Capt Bruces Report end?
Chines Authorities for permission Chung-Chow Aland for
supposed Chinese Police
European
or
be harbored there.
Pirates
Iroupficiency of. Want of a
mixture of
Sepoy Police
June 22 27. Pub: Gaming Ordinance 14/
copies as reg? by Coll. Regulations.
both
Forward's six printed
Encloses applications
word supports
Summe 29 28 Salary of Surveyor General.
from Mess Gordon (Surveyor General) and Cleverley (Acting &) for encrease of Salary ground of the prohibition to the Surv: Gent
Privately practicing
Has
allowed
as
on the
Engineer and Archiket.
Mr. Cleverley to draw £1½ cur Gordon's
Salary while acting for him in addition to his
allows of £500 fer
as sanctioned by lobed theques p. 21-par 4} Requests approval.
Resources of
the Colorcy.
Some 24 24 Revenue and
Euct. Report of Coll. Treasurer Martin representing the worthlessness & heavy expenditure of the Colony & the difficulty of raising revenue adequate to meet the latter.
Tonnage Daily also proposing the imposition of a
Five Grounds.
63.
op
Comicul that the land be purchased
ruct report of Connnce of Engiury.
Decision
in perpetuity @ 30 Dollars per chow (or $9888) as advised
by the Committ
& Son - the taxin
the taxing & registration of Chinese the issue of Stamps, Stamped Sicences for Traders Laborers, Auctioneers, Hotel & Tavern-Keepers fo
Differs
opinion with otr Martor as to prospects of
After re-organisation and correction:
1844 Govt Takis.
Some 18 19. Metallic Currency Exchange 4.
Endless Report of Cole Treasurer Martin Shewing the want of a British Coinage - Value & Difference of Exchange between Rupee & Dollar Mr.
Proclamation 29th March 1842 declaring British Coins
Strongly recommending its repeal
Made legal tender.
Reduction from $1 to 4/20
Resignation of
Loss of
the current value of the Dollar
Vice Consul Sirr owing to alleged
Income thus' present High Current Value
June 18 20. Inventory of
Furniture supplied at Public Expense
in original Govt. House and Public Offices enclosed.
Copy placed in charge of Mr. A. Ellick, the Acting Superintendent of Trade.
Some 18 21. Ordinance 13/14 for appoint & regulation of
Native Chinese Peace Officers.
Reg? by Coll. Regulations.
Some 19 22. Ordinance 14/44 for suppression of
Public Gaming.
Forwarding six printed copies as required by Coll. Regulations.
Some 19 23 Surveyor Gen. Gordon's application for permission to
wear the Colonial Uniform.
Some 21 24 Compensation
to Chinese Landowners for land,
in the Wong-nei-ching & boo-hum-poo Vallies.
Prohibited to
be cultivated but
June 21 25 Fee and
1844
Gov. Davis
Stamp Duty payable on
Warrant & Surveyor Gen! Gordon.
Payment having been made to me Gordon
In reply to Deop: 37/44. regarding Salary.
Some 21 26. Daring attack
on Mr. Edger's Godowns near
"West Point.
Particulars &
Capt Bruce's Report enclosed.
Application to Chinese Authorities for permission to search Chung-Chow Island for
supposed Chinese Pirates
or
to be harbored there.
Inefficiency of. Want of a
mixture of
Sepoy Police
June 22 27. Pub: Gaming Ordinance 14/
Forwarding six printed copies as required by Coll. Regulations.
Some 29 28 Salary of Surveyor General.
from Messrs Gordon (Surveyor General) and Cleverley (Acting &) for increase of Salary on the ground of the prohibition to the Surv: Gent
from privately practicing
as
Engineer and Architect.
Mr. Cleverley to draw £1½ current Gordon's
Salary while acting for him in addition to his
allowance of £500 per
as sanctioned by lobed theques p. 21-par 4} Requests approval.
Some 24 24 Revenue and
Expenditure. Report of Coll. Treasurer Martin representing the worthlessness & heavy expenditure of the Colony & the difficulty of raising revenue adequate to meet the latter.
Proposing also the imposition of a
Tonnage Duty and other measures.
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Some 18 19. Metallic Currency Exchange 4.
Endless Report of Cole Treasurer Martin Shewing the want of a British Coinage - Value & Difference of Exchange between Rupee & Dollar Mr.
Proclamation 29th March 1842 declaring British Coins
Strongly recommending its repeal
and legal tender reduction from $1 to 4/20
Resignation of Vice Consul Sirr owing to alleged loss of the current value of the Dollar
Income thus' present High Current Value
June 18 20. Inventory of Furniture supplied at Public Expense in original Govt. House and Public Offices enclosed.
Copy placed in charge of Mr. A. Ellick, the Acting Superintendent of Trade.
Some 18 21. Ordinance 13/14 for appoint & regulation of Native Chinese Peace Officers.
Some 19 22. Ordinance 14/44 for suppression of Public Gaming.
Forwarding six printed copies as required by Coll. Regulations.
Some 19 23 Surveyor Gen. Gordon's application for permission to wear the Colonial Uniform.
Some 21 24 Compensation to Chinese Landowners for land in the Wong-nei-ching & boo-hum-poo Vallies.
Prohibited to be cultivated
June 21 25 Fee and Stamp Duty payable on Warrant & Surveyor Gen! Gordon.
Payment having been made to me Gordon In reply to Deop: 37/44. regarding Salary.
Some 21 26. Daring attack on Mr. Edger's Godowns near "West Point.
Particulars & Capt Bruce's Report enclosed.
Application to Chinese Authorities for permission to search Chung-Chow Island for supposed Chinese Pirates or to be harbored there.
Inefficiency of. Want of a mixture of Sepoy Police
June 22 27. Pub: Gaming Ordinance 14/44.
Forwarding six printed copies as required by Coll. Regulations.
Some 29 28 Salary of Surveyor General.
from Messrs Gordon (Surveyor General) and Cleverley (Acting &) for increase of Salary on the ground of the prohibition to the Surv: Gent from privately practicing as Engineer and Architect.
Mr. Cleverley to draw £1½ current Gordon's Salary while acting for him in addition to his allowance of £500 per annum as sanctioned by lobed theques p. 21-par 4} Requests approval.
Some 24 24 Revenue and Expenditure.
Report of Coll. Treasurer Martin representing the worthlessness & heavy expenditure of the Colony & the difficulty of raising revenue adequate to meet the latter.
Proposing also the imposition of a Tonnage Duty and other measures.
Decision in perpetuity @ 30 Dollars per chow (or $9888) as advised by the Committee.
The taxing & registration of Chinese, the issue of Stamps, Stamped Licences for Traders, Laborers, Auctioneers, Hotel & Tavern-Keepers.
Differs in opinion with others as to prospects of the Colony.
1844 Govt Takis.
Some 18 19. Metallic Currency Exchange 4.
Endloses Report of Cole Treasurer Martin Sherving the want of a Brition Comag - Value & Difference of Exchange between Rupee & Dollar Mr.
Prvelamation 29th Marchf42 (ene?) declaring British Coins
Shingly recomt it's repeal
Mof-
and
le
legal reduction
tender.
from Lifts to 4/20
Resignation of
Loss of
the current value of the Dollar
Vice Consul Sirr owing to alleged
Income thrs' present High Current Value
Inne 18 20. Inventory of
Eno: Reasing
for
use
of the Dollar.
Furniture supplied at Public Expence
of Sport
in original Govt. House and Public Offices enclosed.
Copy placed in charge of
in sharge of Mr. A. Elastic, the Acting Supter of Frade.
Some 18 21. Ordinance 13/14 for appoint & regulation of
Native Chinese Peace Officers.
reg? by Coll. Regulations.
Sme 19 2.2. Ordinance 14/44 for suppression of
Public Gaming.
rust. six copies. as
rucloses.
Sume 19 23 Surveyor Gen. Gordon's application for permission fo
wear the Colonial Uniform.
Sme 21 24 Compensation
Enet & supports.
= Chinese Landowners for land,
in the Wong - nei-ching & boo-hum-poo Vallies.
prohibited to
be cultivated but
오
June 21 25 Fee and
1844
Gov. Davis
Stamp Duty payable on
Warrant & Surveyor Gen! Gordon.
of dedicating no
ac.comé
471
Das so mERMÉ
payt having been made to me Gordon
In reply to Deop: 37/44. of Salary.
of
Chinese Pirates
Some 21 26. Daring attack
Mr. Edgers Godowns near
failure of.
Application
to search
*
"West Point.
Particulars &
Capt Bruces Report end?
Chines Authorities for permission Chung -Chow Aland for
supposed Chinese Police
European
or
be harbored there.
Pirates
Iroupficiency of. Want of a
mixture of
Sepoy Police
June 22 27. Pub: Gaming Ordinance 14/
copies as reg? by Coll. Regulations.
both
Forward's six printed
Encloses applications
word supports
Summe 29 28 Salary of Surveyor General.
from Mess Gordon (Surveyor General) and Cleverley (Acting &) for encrease of Salary ground of the prohibition to the Surv: Gent
Privately practicing
Has
allowed
as
on the
Engineer and Archiket.
Mr. Cleverley to draw f1⁄2 cur Gordon's
Salary while acting for him in addition to his
allows of £500 fer
as sanctioned by lobed theques p. 21-par 4 } Requests approval.
Resources of
the Colorcy.
Some 24 24 Revenue and
Euct. Report of Coll. Treasurer Martin representing the worthlessness & heavy expenditure of the Colony & the difficulty of raising revenue adequate to meet the latter.
Tonnage Daily also proposing the imposition of a
Five Grounds.
63.
op
映
Comicul that the land be purchased
ruct report of Connnce of Engiury.
Decision
in perpetuity @ 30 Dollars per chow (or $9888) as advised
by the Committ
•& Son - the taxin
the taxing & registration of Chinese the issue of Stamps, Stamped Sicences for Traders Laborers, Auctioneers, Hotel & Tavern- Keepers fo
Differs
opinion with otr Martor as to prospects of
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