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2. I have the honour to inform you, that I see no reason to object to the proposals embodied in the Estimates which you have transmitted to me, and that the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury have, on my recommendation, signified their acquiescence to their adoption.

You will also be satisfied, as you will see by the enclosed Copy of a letter which I caused to be addressed on that subject to the Treasury, that the time is come when the erection of the proposed Government House may with propriety be commenced; and their Lordships have signified their concurrence in that opinion.

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