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Expenditure; but that nevertheless,

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the abolition

of the Save would

be but a comparatively trifting tes to the state, while it might tend to promote the trade and

interests of

have

the

I should

the boleny . objection to submitting

tion for the

question

for

the consideration

and orders of Your Serdship.

on the 17th Instant; I

2.

also brought the question to the

notice

of the Excontive Council,

and the members

agreed

after satisfying

witte

ourselves

that the statements contained.

in the Petition e generally

correct; that it was a subject to be

fitting.

to be brought before Your Lordship.

.3.

Al present by Ordinance

8o 5 of 1415, cack Auctioneer –

prays Annually for

his License.

half

50 Dollars, and two and a

per

Sales

Cent

720

210

the ancoret of his

statements to be

in quarterly

Revenue

arr

Por Centage of

e givea bath . The 1816.

derived.

deri

the

6. from L459-14.7 in

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during

L. 145.16.52

1847. I. 255. Gut, and d the past half year has been paid in.

11.

The BBooks and

Accounts of the Auctioneers have been repeatedly ordinana

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examined,

authorized by and I am informed by

the

Colonial Secretary, under whose directions that. Inspication

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conducted, that the proper dues. had been duly paid into the Treasury

5.

Under these circumstances,