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Whizz have settled in Kingkong and remain there, prefering it to residence at any of the Five Ports which are open to them, but where they could not enjoy the same advantages of Government. It appears, therefore, they are not in a position to call on Her Majesty's Government for anything more than this reasonable reduction of those expenses as may be consistent with the Outhe Service: and in this respect considerable concessions have been already made to them, in respect of the tenure of Land, and the amount of rent charged on Leaves.
4. With regard to the Prayer of the Petitions, I am not aware of any general reason for objecting to the principle of a measure which should devolve some amount of Municipal management and taxation on the inhabitants of the Colony: but until some distinct proposal is submitted to me, it is impossible for me to come to any definite conclusion on the subject.
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Whizz
have settled in Kingkong
remain there, prefering it to residence
at any of the Five Ports which
Are
open to them, but where
Could not
not enjoy
they
Un same advantages
of Government. I tamil, therefore,
Thy
are not in a positions to call
on der Majerly's fovernment for
aughting
more than this reasonable
reduction of those expence as
maz
• fan
officing.
be consistent with tie Oudhe
Service: and in this respect
En =
:siderable concessions have been
already made to them, in respect
of the tenure of Land, and the amount
of rent charged an Leaves.
4. With hoped to pure &
of the Petitions, I am not awan of
any gmneral reason for objecting be
The principle of a
a measun which
should devolve some amount of Municipal management and togasties
on
On the inhabitants of the Colong : bate
until some distinct proposal is out:
mitted to me, it is inpossible für
be
clusio
Enne
on
& any definite the subject.
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