within the Colony, excluding, of course, those lots that lie within the limits allotted, or proposed to be allotted, for military purposes unless ...
The Chinese Overseers and Coolies attached to the late survey should, in His Excellency's opinion, be paid up and discharged should you wish to retain any of them for the purpose of aiding in putting up the trigonometrical stations, and in which event, you can retain them, and report their number for sanction.
and pay for The remaining Private of one of Her Majesty's Regiments, should also be paid off and allowed to rejoin his Corps.
The House will be required... for Survey to be undertaken of lots, and can be transferred to Captain De Havilland's the minute fit discharge...
That Officer and Mr. Gordon will be allowed to entertain such Chinese Assistance No. 48.
492 they are ready as they may want as soon as they commence their duties, but His Excellency is of opinion, that they should not begin out-door work until the present trying season shall have passed away.
A copy of this letter will be furnished to Mr. Gordon for his and Captain De Havilland's information and guidance.
I have the honour,
/ Signed / Richard Worsham Vice Admiral for William Parker, G. C.B.
Sir,
Victoria, August 4th, 1863.
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of, and to express acknowledgments for, Your Excellency's letter No. 122 of yesterday's date regarding the removal to better berths in the ...
within the Colony, excluding ; of course, those
lots that lie within the limits allotted, or In
proposed to be to, for military purposes
unless
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The Chinese Overseers and Coolies
attached to the late survey should, in His Excellency's opinion, be paid up and discharged
should wish to retain any of them for the purpose of aiding in putting up the trigonometrical stations, and in which event, you can petain them, and report their number
sanction.
and pay for
The remaining Private of one of Her Majesty's Regiments, should also be paid- sup and allowed to rejoin his Corps
The House will be required... for
Survey
to be undertaken of lots, and -can be transferred to Captain De Havilland's
the minute
fit
Scharge...
That: Officer and Mr. Gordon poill be allowed to entertain such Chinese Assistance
No. 48.
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they are ready
as they may want as soon as commence their duties, but His Excellency is
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of opinion, that they should not begin -out-door work until the present trying season shall have passed away.
A copy of this letter will be furnished to the Gordon for his and Captain De Havillands information and Suidance
I have ye
/ Signed / Richard Worsham
Vice Admiral fir William Parker, G. C.B.
Sir,
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Victoria August 4th 1863.
I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of, and to express Roknowledgments for, Your Excellency's letter No 122 of yesterday's date pegarding the pemoval to better berths in
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