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May 21 64

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1845

Sir I Davis

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for the Colony, indicating the number of Constables require . the amount of Kür-

Day provision for this pensions. Reports his views Police force required.

on the

May 27 65 Trade with China. Aufu, Degrated, 878 Feb 7. and refers to his N61 May 20. Encloses an Ordinance 13 of 1844 and points out a discrep - -ancy between it and the

oney instructions conveyed in the aforesaid Despatch.

May 27 66 Treasurer's Accounits. Auteur. Degralch 877 Feb 6. Replies to such of the Anditor's queries

کرتا ہے گے

I have reference to the Governor's instructions and authority for certain payments made:

May 29 67 Convick pardoned. Encloses his

Proclamation May 22 grant- -ing a free Pardon to ninetien

Conwich,

on the occasion of the Queen's birth day.

May 29 68 Despatches. Anku receipt of despatcher.

1845

Sir I Davis 419

May 30 69 Post Office : Acker - Despatch. 5882 Feb 17

Enilons the Post Office accounts upto March 31, the Revenue

of the Post Office amounts

£1,500 per Annum net,

Jane 3 70 Ordinance. Acku Despatch 285

Explains the particular object of the Ordinance 56 17 of 1844 and recommends its being sanctioned.

June 4 71 Ordnance Stores, Ackn! Despritch

$886 Feb 25. Explams the services for which the Stores supplied by the Ordnance Depart + have been required, amonniting to £58.412

June 5 72 Pensions. Actu! Despatch 5869

by

Jan 7 2. Concloses a plan, signed by the Civil Officers, for granting them Insions

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retiring allowances, on different scale to the provisions of the British superannuation Art, which

annees consider to be inapphiable To the climate of the Colony :

they