dinary
stances he would
popore that Godh should not contibute more than I booo. This
considered averglange sums, and
he was accordings.
desired lotater 24 seft." 18446 to further steps until he should have sent home Cobtained approval
of detailed flaus Platinuates for the Building.
Manavering
this Despatch Sir 18 March 1845- J. Duves obruved that he was unable Brend home plans & Cotimates, their being no one in the folong, weept the lagineer Officers, capable of Meparing
That the same cause his submitting
Plans Incounted his submitte for a hadh Hauer public Officeste
and test this was a matter of come inportance
was under ducous
As
he
apprehension that a Syphoon might in mins the buildings in which the public business wan
lag
was carried on.
L
tohen this despatch washed the Office MM. Gordon, the SinagarGenialch
was in London, schicting extection of his leave of absence. A ergopit was acendings aunt to hein, 9 Aug. 1866.
any?
H. Kong
sent
The was requested. @point out
in what way
the incouver
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arising, apparently, from his absence, could be removed. In ceply he stated
13 Aug. 1845 that his Deput
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war
fully competent.
prepare places & Estimates for public buildings, but that he had himself, before he left Nitong pepant plans for a Church and
with approxental God.h Stance, copees of wheck would be famed in his Offices.
2olley .... This explanation.
smay
ale Estimates,
was communicatio
Whie J. Davis, with an instruction to send home Me Gordon's flaws and Exliinates, that the Goomment right have the opportunit of atonce deciding on
there.
Before dons Staulizi Despatch had been forwarded, a futher
Communicate in, was
that
unived from mending
Forks phone
Li J. Davis recomm
the execution of the public be situated to Major
Aldrich,
Commend Regal luginen,
who has
volunteered to undertake theme. The
their proposal was
28ly on decision on
suspended Bawait the arrival of M. Gordon's placer and the repar
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